Sentence examples similar to a rather fascinating case from inspiring English sources

"His music is sublime and he is a rather fascinating character.

(Sulcas) ANDREW DINWIDDIE (Friday and Saturday) The choreographer Andrew Dinwiddie has had a rather fascinating idea.

It's a rather fascinating way to tell a story.

Laudrup was a colossus of his time as a player, and he is a fascinating case study as a trainer.

Rylance is a fascinating case, a fine stage actor currently starring in Jez Butterworth's Jerusalem.

"I find this a very fascinating case," he said.

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

So to some extent, Denmark is perhaps a more fascinating case than Iceland.

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

As a rather extreme example of the problems involved for the biographer, this book offers a fascinating case study: how reliable is the autobiographer's apparently open and honest but obviously highly subjective view of herself?

Yes, like most theatre, it's a form of manipulation, but a really rather fascinating one.