Sentence examples for was interesting from from inspiring English sources

This linear approach was interesting from a Brazilian designer who might have been expected to cut on the curve.

Well, the whole thing with the beds and the National Health was interesting from over here, as you might well imagine.

And it was fine: the episode was about lying and why we do it and it was interesting from start to finish.

Everything the man said was interesting, from wartime tales of mixing powdered egg with spare blood from the laboratory - "to make omelettes... which technically made our family cannibals, I suppose" - to his one quibble with Darwin.

This programme was interesting from start to finish, and, although I began by thinking it would have been better written down – as long, detailed journalism – I changed my mind.

The worm was interesting from an engineering standpoint because it tunneled into wood and then secreted a substance that formed a rigid lining behind it, a useful tactic for burrowing into watery mud.

Others are interesting from a sociological point of view.

These montages are interesting from one so young.

That may be interesting from a financial or evolutionary perspective.

"It could even be interesting from a dramatic point of view," he recalled Mr. Ernst as saying.

"It's interesting from the point of view of deception," Ms. DePaulo said.