Sentence examples for be fascinating to know from inspiring English sources

But it'd be fascinating to know what, if any, sales boost Macy's ends up getting from this.

It would be fascinating to know what literary works have shaped the message and medium of their politics; and to learn who, if anybody, is their Edward Abbey.

It would be fascinating to know his parents' cholesterol levels – or, to be more precise, their total cholesterol to HDL (high density lipoprotein) ratio.

It would also be fascinating to know for just how long Harlequins have gone into games making sure they have a supply of stage blood to hand.

On another note, it's be fascinating to know just how different England would be if, say, Jardine, Brearley, or even Vaughan, were leading them.

It would be fascinating to know who did what, who told who what to do, and who then covered things up (allegedly).

Moment of the day Kevin Pietersen and Graeme Smith do not get on and it would have been fascinating to know what was going through each captain's mind when they shook hands at the end of the Test.

And whichever side you're on on that argument, I think it's fascinating to know the truth and have these characters just have a little bit of a conversation about it.

Although it's fascinating to know that being drunk and in love are sort of the same thing biologically (you nailed it, Beyonce), Mitchell says he doubts oxytocin will ever be used recreationally, and that the concept needs to be studied further before a more conclusive parallel can be drawn.

It was fascinating to experience and get to know different cultures and other peoples' way of life, and made the participants grateful for what they had back home.

The Verdi recordings from Mr. Domingo's earlier period will be fascinating to those who know him only from more recent years, when he has been identified with dramatic roles -- not just Otello but Wagner's Parsifal, Siegmund and Lohengrin, and even Tchaikovsky's Hermann.