Sentence examples for be fascinating to talk from inspiring English sources

I think you probably would choose Bill Clinton because he'd be fascinating to talk to.

"I went to one of my big clients who has very different political views than Bob does and he said, 'Look, I think it would be fascinating to talk to him.

"But it was fascinating to talk to him because the details of his life that he shared with me paralleled the story I had written," Mr. Hall said.

It's fascinating to talk to someone that's experienced the inside, but getting the classic CIA-like line of "I'm not allowed to talk about that" quickly kills a good conversation.

It was fascinating to talk last night to people on the losing side.

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Nevertheless, it will be fascinating to watch.

It would be fascinating to us.

It's fascinating to hear him talk shop (and rewrite Cole Porter) with Guy Bolton, his Broadway collaborator, or worry over plot details with Townend and Snorky: How does one learn to spot imitation jewels?

"It's fascinating to hear her talk because it's coming from the same place, same wild heart, so to speak, as her music".

It was fascinating to hear Lloyd talk about what she thinks the show-within-a-show element brings to her production.