Sentence examples for a fascinating artifact from inspiring English sources

It is a fascinating artifact.

The Hermitage, he believed, was a fascinating artifact of Russian imperial grandeur and Soviet bureaucratic neglect.

One thing "The Goldbergs" was not, however, was funny, and the very lack of comic material makes this so-called comedy a fascinating artifact.

With that said, and with the acknowledgment that this lengthy anthology offers quite an uneven array of material, "The Selected Stories of Patricia Highsmith" is a fascinating artifact, and a difficult book to put down.

Decades later that condemnation is largely a memory (as are some of those forests) and it is possible to see "Heaven's Gate" for what it is: a film with greatness in it but also longueurs, a fascinating artifact and a monument to Mr. Cimino's towering ambitions, as much for himself as for his art.

A proletarian tearjerker about a prostitute who wants the best for her young son, the film is a fascinating artifact in its own right: a cutting from the cultural hothouse of mid-30's Shanghai, where artists could try to fuse Eastern and Western traditions while facing the dual threats of Nationalist government censorship and Japanese invasion (and quietly hoping for a Communist takeover).

Likewise "Freedom Medal of Valor," the Scientology award which, given to Cruise, seems to have occasioned this fascinating artifact.

The museum also traces the history of the Banco Ciudad from pawnshop to modern bank, with fascinating artifacts like a set of brass banisters that was bashed by angry customers in the aftermath of Argentina's 2001 economic crisis.

In his own work, under the moniker DJ George_Constanza, Wightman produces elaborate mixes of what might be perceived as arbitrary or shallow music that become fascinating artifacts of a niche corner of culture.

One of the most fascinating artifacts here is a book Lincoln owned of satirical limericks attacking these opponents.

The Zero Boys records are not just incredible punk records, but fascinating artifacts from four midwesterners who created a mighty racket to be heard above the stifling boredom of young adulthood in America's heartland.