Sentence examples for a fascinating point from inspiring English sources

It is a fascinating point.

David Denby of the New Yorker makes a fascinating point in his review of Amazing Grace.

Her head bobs on the long stem of her neck, as if they were agreeing on a fascinating point.

At one point in "Touché," Leigh brings up Edward Bulwer-Lytton's "Richelieu; Or, the Conspiracy" — Richelieu was famously opposed to duelling — and he alights on a fascinating point.

This is a fascinating point, which the authors could have pursued further than they do.Overall, however, this is a book of bold ambitions ably fulfilled.

4) Jamie12 raised a fascinating point about manipulative films that position the viewer with a mistakenly clear idea of right and wrong.

Even if the ultimate feeling I have is that games haven't developed much, that they're still childish, dull and illiterate, increasingly so as I get older, the PlayStation 3 was still the centre point of a fascinating period.

ELIZABETH KOLBERT: I think this is a really fascinating point.

The conversation then spiralled off into its normal grooves and Harris never answered his own question; but this seemed to me to be a quite fascinating point.

A fascinating debating point.

This raises a fascinating debating point about marital morality.