Sentence examples for another fascinating point from inspiring English sources

Another fascinating point is that while the book is dedicated to Lorenzo the Magnificent, the Lorenzo in power in 1513 was the grandson of the famous Lorenzo, known as II Magnifico, who had died in 1492.

Of course, if the signal doesn't appear again, it may be little more than another fascinating data point like the WOW! Signal, that showed up once leaving little more than a tantalizing mystery.

It is a fascinating point.

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

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

At one fascinating point in the survey, this pattern suddenly shifts into reverse.

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.

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 first part of the book, or first book, if you prefer, deals with DNA and the fascinating point, blurry at best, at which chemistry turns into biology.