Sentence examples for very interestingly from inspiring English sources

The majority leader has phrased it very interestingly.

He has written very well on 'prejudice' in the Eliot book and has written very interestingly about lying.

I was listening to this album yesterday while I was having a MRI scan on my knee, not very interestingly.

It's very interestingly shaped — the dishes are made out of red Oklahoma clay, glazed in greens and browns.

(A tilted mirror behind them reveals the trick, not very interestingly).

The vedute are by the book: Venetian postcards, dutifully but not very interestingly rendered.

Silently, I'm reading Stephen Cohen's "Soviet Fates and Lost Alternatives," which argues, very interestingly, against the prevailing view that the Soviet Union was unredeemably unreformable.

It's very interestingly shot (the pilot was directed by Shekhar Kapur, who made Elizabeth) but that's about all that's going for it.

But it fails to open out the stage show very interestingly, or very cinematically, and the much-vaunted wise-cracking cynicism about crime and celebrity looks a bit shrill up there on the big screen.

He explained very interestingly.

Very interestingly, injection of RB3007 (50 mg/kg, i.p).