Sentence examples for Unusually fascinating from inspiring English sources
It also imbues this year's presidential race with an unusual and unusually fascinating dynamic: among the challenges facing both Vice President Gore and Mr. Bush, the Texas governor, is how they relate to their political ancestries, particularly the degree to which they reap the benefits of their backgrounds while avoiding the drawbacks.
What makes studying the biosynthesis of these unusually modified peptides fascinating is that they have bactericidal properties and their potential use as new antibiotic.
Given all my "baggage", I found the 2014 Golden Globes red carpet especially fascinating because, unusually, there was a great deal of red.
An unusually technical, mobile team of overachievers were fascinating to watch but in falling short against Ghana, their story became overtaken somewhat by off-pitch events.
It's the unusually diverse nature of the list that's fascinating.
They represent an unusually earnest, and long overdue, effort to explore a fascinating question: What is it like to live or work inside a piece of art?
Unusually, Happy Valley is dominated by a company of complex and fascinating middle-aged actors, especially Sarah Lancashire's troubled but believably compassionate sergeant Catherine Cawood whom we first met humanely but brutally dispatching an injured sheep with a rock.
But at 32 acres, it's an unusually large open urban space, has been cleaned up considerably and contains fascinating bits of L.A. history.
Mr. Yeung's hands themselves are fascinating to watch: Through long training and experience in the art he practices, his fingers have become unusually limber and dexterous, seemingly with personalities of their own.
Miss Goudal is fascinating as the Princess, and Richard Carle is extraordinarily fine in the rôle of Amos's cultured relative.This is an unusually jolly picture, with capable acting by all the cast.
