Sentence examples for be fascinating if we from inspiring English sources
Gail: Well, it'd certainly be fascinating if we discovered that gays were better at being married than heterosexuals are.
Another opening gambit: Wouldn't it be -- wouldn't it be fascinating if we had preserved, actually preserved, really preserved just, just the way he was, you see, with his armor on and everything, a Roman gladiator?... Well, let me tell you this: that you will be just as great an attraction 2,000 years from now.
"Though I must also say that it is fascinating if we do" — here she lingered — "go down it".
His candidacy would be fascinating, if ultimately doomed to the margins of the race.
He mentions a collaboration with a US star which ought to be fascinating if released.
It would be fascinating if he would now turn to the period when they passed into history.
"One of the things I keep saying to my legal team is that this would all be fascinating if I weren't personally involved and scared to death".
It can even be fascinating if you don't know them, and follow them because they're funny or interesting.
An outmoded performance style can be fascinating if the distance is great enough, as in Mahler's or Stokowski's reconfigurations of Bach.
