Sentence examples for be fascinating to make from inspiring English sources

"It would be fascinating to make," he says, "because Edward Snowden has performed a service for everyone – to reveal that we are all victims, that we are all spied upon by an Orwellian Big Brother, the United States".

It can be fascinating to watch Alarm Will Sound make the effort.

It will be fascinating to see how SORs make this transition, or whether they are superseded by pure-play SOIs and relegated to "plumbing".

It will be fascinating to see what people make of it when it launches outside of Finland, as the team plans.

It will be fascinating to see if Obama makes good his claim last month that the United States "opposes violence and repression" and "welcomes change that advances self-determination".

It will be fascinating to hear what she makes of Rachmaninov tonight's performance - but it will be hard to eclipse Pollini in the pantheon of pianism here in Lucerne.

It will be fascinating to see what Davies makes of the bureaucratic permafrost at Whitehall, as described by his predecessor as trade minister, the voluble former CBI boss Lord Jones, last week.

It would be fascinating to see what Binet would make of Ronchamp.

It'll be fascinating to learn what non-fans make of it, as well as people like me who like to waste time arguing that 'I'm Not There', the song, is in fact vastly overrated..

Likewise, it will be fascinating to determine whether we can make predictions about the structures of biological networks directly from the information of their cognate genomes.

O'Shea has dived into the challenge in Italy head-first and it will be fascinating to see what improvements he can make.