Sentence examples for a deeply fascinating from inspiring English sources
The antipathy toward Mitt Romney is the most fascinating part of a deeply fascinating political season.
A deeply fascinating one, granted; a claim that, in the absence of any (tangible) gods, we will inevitably become gods ourselves.
The judges are considering a deeply fascinating set of case material ranging from a Muslim association's take on the geography and significance of Mecca, to a recent court ruling on Hutterites' driver's licenses (photos required, turns out).
AllMusic's Andy Kellman found his rapping inconsistent, but ultimately said that "a deeply fascinating accomplishment" in West's catalogue and stated, "As fatiguing as it is invigorating, as cold-blooded as it is heart-rending, as haphazardly splattered as it is meticulously sculpted, [the album] is an extraordinarily complex 70-minute set of songs.
It was all deeply fascinating to P.J. Leo, a photojournalist with The Jakarta Post, who spent years getting to know Tangerang's Benteng Chinese community.
It's all deeply fascinating and the attention can't do her any harm if, perchance, in her secret heart, she's rather less uninterested in being London's next mayor than she said she was not so long ago.
"Tasting Beer," displayed on one of Inkling's iPad stations, in its booth at the D.B.W. Expo, begins, "The history of beer is a wide and deeply fascinating subject and deserves a great deal more attention than I'm going to be able to give it in this short chapter".
After a £12.5m revamp and new building attached to its old home in Manchester's only remaining Victorian pumping station, it has been reborn with a lavish, dense and deeply fascinating display.
But it's also deeply fascinating and, with a little more work, eminently practical.
Explaining the Universe: Why Arts Education and Science Education Need Each Other, author, scientist, and educator, Alan Friedman, said almost 10 years ago "I am a science educator who finds this story (of the Universe) deeply fascinating and profound".
Mims also doesn't think Saul would've cut the mustard for this kind of deeply fascinating legal work, but rather Walt should have called upon a "sophisticated business transaction attorney".
