Sentence examples for a particularly fascinating example from inspiring English sources

Not all members of these religious groups agree with official doctrines, and the rise of feminist Mormon bloggers represents a particularly fascinating example of dissent.

"Young" provides a particularly fascinating example.

Journalist Matthew Weiner commented in his review for Stylus that "Thirty-five yeafterfter it startled Byrds fans everywhere with its Podunk proclivities, Sweetheart remains a particularly fascinating example of two musical ships passing in the night, documenting both Parsons' transformation into a visionary country-rock auteur and a pop band's remarkable sense of artistic risk".

Toronto therefore presents a particularly fascinating case to explore a global city under pressure.

For me, a particularly fascinating case of conflicting loyalties is that of Pavlik Morozov, a boy in Stalin's Soviet Union.

It is a particularly fascinating time to be a Fed watcher".

The addition of Boies to the players' legal team is a particularly fascinating move.

Skara Brae, the best-preserved neolithic settlement in Britain, is a particularly fascinating area for students to explore.

Brown says he spent a particularly fascinating night observing pickpockets outside nightclubs in London's Trafalgar Square. .

A particularly fascinating choice is the Temptations.

A particularly fascinating area of study is that of olfactory generalization, which occurs when an individual treats two structurally different odorants as similar.