Sentence examples for wildly interesting from inspiring English sources

The effect of this picture is very like the biography's effect: wildly interesting in theory, but unaccountably drab in fact.

Mr. Moses writes fluidly naturalistic dialogue, but you may feel as if you're eavesdropping on the dorm-roomish conversations of two clever but not wildly interesting young men.

The mental effect of cocaine is to render the user supremely confident, arrogant and suddenly possessed of the idea that everything he or she says is both wildly interesting to other people and, what's more, right.

Unlike in those days, when Formula One fans groaned at the prospect of yet another predictable victory by the red Italian winning machine as it spoiled the excitement and suspense and turned the races into processional walkovers, this season was wildly interesting.

This is wildly interesting – the relationship between hair and femininity in women, especially for black women.

Cleveland is also filled with a ton of wildly interesting and peculiar people, which is why photographer Peter Larson calls the city his home.

But every bit I've learned has made the sport wildly more interesting to watch.

First there was "Julie & Julia," Nora Ephron's demi-dessert about Julia Child and the wildly less interesting blogger who toiled and troubled her way through one of Child's cookbooks.

And she draws interesting, wildly smart parallels between the cultural-political chaos of New York and Italy in the '70s, with Little Italy serving as a distorted mirror of defunct Old World values.

These echoes are only fitting, since the Abramoff on display throughout this interesting, wildly uneven film is obsessed with movies, reeling off catchphrases and off-the-cuff impersonations ("That was Dolph Lundgren, by the way, not Schwarzenegger") in the middle of serious conversations.

Strange, interesting, and wildly ambitious things are afoot in the world of Bitcoin and blockchains.