Sentence for interesting | Use interesting in a sentence

Examples of interesting sentences. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use interesting in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for interesting.

• How interesting! (8)
• Very interesting. (8)
• It would be very interesting. (8)
• And it is a very interesting place. (9)
• At the same time it was interesting. (8)
• They made her originality interesting. (9)
• That will be very interesting to watch. (8)
• He was a man of interesting personal character. (3)
• Every circumstance belonging to him was interesting. (4)
• And certainly here was a man in an interesting nick of life. (2)
• You are very kind to bring me these interesting particulars. (4)
• The play was highly interesting when Carlisle entered the room. (18)
• Beautiful as she is, she is not so much beautiful as interesting. (2)
• Many of these periodicals are extremely interesting for themselves. (16)
• A titter of ladies present told of some recent interesting commotion. (10)
• But of all those round Gyp, Fiorsen gave the most interesting display. (8)
• The letter apparently was interesting, or it was of inordinate length. (10)
• By far the most interesting specimen in our side-show is this wild man. (21)
• The province and profit of our newspapers lie in interesting their readers. (16)
• All this was very interesting, but it did not carry real instruction to the mind. (16)
• The subject was interesting; but Weyburn saw the clock at past the half after ten. (10)
• When the young ladies next met, they had a far more interesting subject to discuss. (4)
• Her father is an interesting man, too; I am trying to paint him; he is very difficult. (8)
• To Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner he was scarcely a less interesting personage than to herself. (4)
• Their visits to Mrs. Phillips were now productive of the most interesting intelligence. (4)
• Our adventure had been a most interesting one, and the result had not been disagreeable. (20)
• To Catherine and Lydia, neither the letter nor its writer were in any degree interesting. (4)
• Mrs. Cole seemed to be relating something of her that was expected to be very interesting. (4)
• Minor, who had visited New England in 1834, and Lowell found them exceedingly interesting. (14)
• Its cosmopolitan character and its peculiar situation in the marsh make it an interesting spot. (20)
• She met and talked with interesting people, and now and then she got introduced to literary people. (9)
• It is interesting to observe the important place held in Golampian affairs by religious persecution. (7)
• Some most interesting dates are given, showing how early the Chinese had developed a science of music. (3)
• It is interesting as a truthful reproduction of a style of unique oratory which prevails nowhere else. (21)
• There was character in Leila Lynch, and she had lived an interesting life from a certain point of view. (8)
• He was impressed by the dreaminess of the face; and I must say I regard him as an interesting character. (10)
• It was an interesting collection, I suppose, to country people, but an insufferable nuisance to the showman. (21)
• It would be interesting to see what was the total cost per year to repaint them and keep the roofs in order. (17)
• And she remembered the interesting moment in the omnibus when that attractive-looking man had got out so hastily. (8)
• Every word and smile that she gave him hurt so, seeing how much more interesting than himself this foreigner was! (8)
• His visit he would now defer; but they had a very interesting parley about what could be done and should be done. (4)
• Several times she surprised herself in an interesting pursuit of the story; abominably cold, abominably interested. (10)
• It is not only interesting but valuable, and the character of the author, as it blinks out continually, most engaging. (14)
• Mine, while they are personal enough, are really more interesting because of the vast number of others they incriminate. (16)
• Those two were pleasanter to look on than amorous lords and great ladies, who are interesting only when they are wicked. (10)
• Here we will find many conflicting statements, but out of the whole battle of words we can glean some interesting truths. (17)
• The little home, far from grandiose, which forms the background to this most interesting personality is embowered in trees. (8)
• As Harriet described it, there had been an interesting mixture of wounded affection and genuine delicacy in their behaviour. (4)
• I do not know whether Mrs. Agassiz has put into her interesting life of him, a delightful story which she told me about him. (9)
• Nevertheless, he had not the self-denial to abandon a subject which he found interesting, however it might excite his friend. (1)
• Her resolution of refusal only grew more interesting by the addition of a scheme for his subsequent consolation and happiness. (4)
• A minute later Mrs. Tallents Smallpeace came in, followed by a young man with an interesting, pale face and a crop of dusky hair. (8)
• I never was instructed to prepare any more copy, and there has been, I believe, no further issue of that interesting sheet as yet. (7)
• One fact of my experience which the reader may, find interesting is that when I am writing steadily I have little relish for reading. (9)
• The bricks themselves may be laid in any number of different and interesting patterns, such as the basket weave or the herring-bone. (17)
• Chopin is not at home in the sonata form, the concertos are interesting in spite of, rather than on account of, their treatment of form. (3)
• This was, in fact, one of those interesting houses occupied by people of the upper middle class who have imbibed a taste for smart society. (8)
• Doctor Bairam had safely delivered Mrs. Deborah Gossip of this interesting bantling, which was forthwith dandled in dozens of feminine laps. (10)
• Two others, penned by the same hand, marked an expenditure scarcely more interesting, in letters, hair-powder, shoe-string, and breeches-ball. (4)
• Analysis of artistic endeavor is not interesting to a people who have scant time and little inclination for any but practical and diverting things. (16)
• To the former she was an interesting object, and he saw with pleasure the general elegance of her appearance, and her being in remarkably good looks. (4)
• She might as well have scrawled her announcement of an event pleasing to her, and, by the calculation, important to him, if not particularly interesting. (10)
• I was extremely pleased with her appearance, for added to the charms of an engaging face, her manner and voice had something peculiarly interesting in them. (4)
• It scarcely seemed to Basil and Isabel that their fellow-passengers were so interesting as their fellow passengers used to be in their former days of travel. (9)
• To see them working their hands with lightning rapidity, directing, advising and correcting, is to me as interesting a study as the whole passing show affords. (21)
• Here may be studied the characteristic costumes of many nationalities and of many districts, and a more interesting collection of types cannot be found in Europe. (20)

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