Sentence examples for Intensely fascinating from inspiring English sources

The study of grammar is intensely fascinating: but only when we're ready for it.

I found that struggle, as reflected through PKD's very real literary talent, intensely fascinating.

The Neasden bunker – pointless, horrid and pathetic, although intensely fascinating – sums up the sorry world of the bunker.

The photography center's show, "Miroslav Tichy," is his first at an American museum, and while it's mildly disturbing, it's also intensely fascinating.

An issue from mid-1916 featypical typical story drawn from a British film production: "The Spendthrift, Adapted from the Globe Exclusive By Marjorie MacKay". The editorial describes the piece as an "intensely fascinating film in four parts" (7, 9).

Not the most instantly attractive of Stockhausen's early works, perhaps, or the most vivid, but it's still intensely fascinating, and as Schick and his colleagues show, it's a piece than can produce effects of considerable grandeur and tingling suspense.

Some of the most fascinating people in history (philosophers, scientists, artists) were people who were intensely fascinated with the world around them in some way.

He was always charming, intensely intelligent, fascinating and funny.

He was, those who met him agreed, an intensely and uncannily fascinating man, and part of the secret of his fascination was that he was always changing: he was called a chameleon or a Proteus or simply inconsistent.

And it is absolutely, gloriously, intensely, bizarrely, completely fascinating.

"He was an intensely interesting and fascinating man to me," Temple said when Black died at 86 in 2005.