Sentence examples for well interestingly from inspiring English sources

Well, interestingly, my friend is in literature and she reads the Guardian.

I start to get the feeling that if I asked if it was true she locked herself in an underground bunker for five years and did nothing but smoke crystal meth, she would say: "Well, interestingly enough, we did put an added emphasis on the snare sound during the instrumental coda".

Could you wage war as a Commander-in-Chief?" "Well, interestingly enough, you should see the eyes of some of those children when I say to them, 'We're going to have to open your head up and take out this tumor,' " Carson said.

Well, interestingly enough, a solid chunk of the funding came from none other than Lawrence Lenihan.

Well, interestingly and horrifyingly, we had a discussion about sexual assault in the writers room that divided entirely along gender lines.

Well, interestingly enough, in support of that record, we're actually going to be hosting a night at London's Ministry of Sound on the 24th of November, and we're bringing the likes of Carl Craig, Andrew Weatherall, and JD Twitch with us, does that sound like something you'd be interesting in covering," we said yes.

There's that somewhat famous saying, "If you can't sing well, sing interestingly".

Gordon wrote well and interestingly about almost anything, but he brought to his books and columns about sport a balanced combination of insight, enthusiasm, forensic skills and imagination.

She will conduct Frank Martin's lovely and seldom-heard a cappella Mass, as well as interestingly selected works for double chorus by Bach, Schutz, Schein, Brahms and Ernani Aguiar.

Some other characters from "Hamlet" flit through as well, most interestingly Rosencrantz (Grace McLean) and Guildenstern (Preston Martin), who are known here simply as R and G and provide a sort of running commentary.

One suspects that Emma Richler would write well and interestingly about what it is like to grow up in a house where the dominant personality is a successful author, but the father's profession is never more than tangential to the rest of the book.