Sentence examples for became fascinating from inspiring English sources

In 1982, as public life in Poland became fascinating, Zagajewski went into exile in Paris and later began to teach at Houston in Texas.

This became fascinating to me as I learned more about Woolf's life, reading her diaries, and biographies that explored the relationship between her mental illness and her history of bereavement.

Mr. Okrent said that Bill James, the noted baseball analyst, had once said to him, "If you take a string of numbers that would put an accountant to sleep and put them on the back of a piece of cardboard with a picture of Bambo Rivera on the front, then they suddenly became fascinating".

"Once you saw the instructions — 'Incorporate silence,' or that everyone was to tune his instrument a little off-key and think about a certain thing, or in a piece of electronic music that hitting a particular key triggered a series of notes — it might still sound random or chaotic or like cats walking across a piano, but the means became fascinating to me," he said.

"The hybridomas themselves became fascinating.

Observations I would have scoffed at before became fascinating absurdities that I now gave myself permission to question.

What makes Payne's films compelling is the idea central to so many of them: in places that are low on cultural distraction, what becomes fascinating is the inhabitants (even if they struggle to find fascination in their own lives).

Scenic elements, once take for granted, become fascinating.

"They become fascinating windows into Lincoln as he was about to do something important," he said.

But even this slight documentary becomes fascinating because the story is so miraculous.

But, perhaps because of its very limitations, Queen of the City becomes fascinating.