Sentence examples for almost always fascinating from inspiring English sources

But it's almost always fascinating.

If it is numbers you prefer, these are almost always fascinating.

Great performers are almost always fascinating to watch (even when they walk from their car to the door of their house) but most great performances result from an actor's collaboration with great directors, and Bergman went further — and sacrificed more — than did any other actor, before or since, in order to work with a true cinematic artist, Roberto Rossellini.

The X-radiographs of "The Gross Clinic" are fascinating, as these things almost always are.

I drink wine because I love it, because it enhances food and conversation, it brings people together, it's fascinating, occasionally contemplative and almost always delicious.

"Catfish," essentially a dating show that tries to unite people with the online loves they've never met (though they almost always prove to be fake), makes for fascinating television.

Frequently reviewers forestall the suspense and link the words right away, as in "this poignant and compelling novel…" intriguing: It doesn't mean merely interesting or fascinating although it's almost always used in place of one of those words.

It is always fascinating to listen to researchers talking about their work.

But I've almost always voted for the Green Party, and since it was founded I always thought these subjects were important and are a fascinating challenge for the world".

"She's always fascinating.

It's always fascinating.