Sentence examples for Especially fascinating from inspiring English sources

Especially fascinating is how the elder views this "little bastard": he is dismayed that the kid admires him.

Especially fascinating is the story of how a major drought emptied many of the area's swimming pools, which became testing laboratories for new skateboarding moves.

Especially fascinating are the many ideas from this period (1961-63) that, for one reason or another, were never realized; some promising, like an architectural piece dedicated to the filmmaker Antonioni, others laughable (a rocking chair outfitted with a seatbelt).

The biggest problem is Anne, who ostensibly fascinates both Jack and Turner but who isn't especially fascinating on the page.

Juliette is especially fascinating.

His accounts of the early sonatas are especially fascinating.

Cohen's in-depth examination of Ellington and civil rights is especially fascinating.

It is especially fascinating to see the same patterns repeated in different color schemes.

An especially fascinating area of global analysis concerns the Plateau problem.

"It was especially fascinating to see Bernie in that environment; he didn't belong there.

The new-old steps were especially fascinating, but characterizations and dramatic connections were also transformed.