Sentence examples for a fascinating exchange from inspiring English sources

It is a fascinating exchange.

Coleman denies any express intention of bringing about social change by way of his music, but, in a fascinating exchange, he evokes the higher philosophical thought that's implicit in his work — and racial politics, unsurprisingly, are central to his ideas.

"A couple of months ago, we saw a fascinating exchange on Capitol Hill that epitomized not only this administration's inaction on entitlements, but also its appalling lack of leadership".

"A fascinating exchange of models and ideas occurred between the artisans of the East and West," said Conor Mahony, president of Chinese Porcelain (475 Park Avenue, at 58th Street).

Brook's later work has inspired scepticism in some quarters: there's a fascinating exchange of letters with David Hare, recorded in Michael Kustow's biography of Brook, where the playwright accuses Brook of draining his productions of a specific social context.

"And when we reopen we'll be using a newly discovered 'secret gallery'; we'll be able to show work from private collections and from artists' own collections - there has always been a fascinating exchange economy between artists - as well as having space for an archive gallery, which will draw on the extraordinary history of this place.

A FEW weeks ago, I was alerted to a fascinating online exchange involving two people who care passionately about organic food.

Towards the end of CS Lewis's The Silver Chair there is a fascinating little exchange between a rather dour marsh-wiggle called Puddleglum and a brilliant sorceress that has imprisoned him and his friends below ground.

For a recent example of this tendency, consider the fascinating exchange between the prolific Catholic blogger Mark Shea and Jerry Coyne, the author of "Why Evolution Is True" and a Dawkins-esque critic of biblical religion.

The clips also feature courtroom footage, including one fascinating exchange in which prosecutor Ralph McIntosh (played by David Strathairn), asks the critic Mark Schorer Treat Williamss) to translate some of Ginsberg's verse: "angelheaded hipsters burning for the ancient heavenly connection to the starry dynamo in the machinery of night".

A fascinating aryl-exchange was observed in the reactions with phenol 3 and malonate 9, resulting in the formation of two symmetrical diaryliodonium cations.