Sentence examples for bit fascinating from inspiring English sources

The glitz and glamour of a red carpet appearance can be a bit fascinating for some Hollywood stars, however for "Glee" actress, Amber Riley the experience recently led to a hazing moment.

I must admit I find this all a bit fascinating as a few years ago when I was working solely as a fashion designer, I honestly couldn't get myself arrested.

Motivation may go a long way but his tactical approach will be every bit as fascinating to watch.

The characters who live along the route are every bit as fascinating as the story of its construction.

In fact, it's still every bit as fascinating to me as it was when I was messing around with a tape recorder, all those years ago.

That's because the Henry A. Kissinger I know from years of professional contact is just a wee bit more fascinating and complicated than the lecherous lackey of landlords who drags his namesake through the muck in the Met's drama.

The success of these movies represents an enormous change in the movie business, a change that no one fully understands just yet, but one that is every bit as fascinating as Bill Clinton's finding time in his schedule for a 27-year-old comic actor that few Americans ever heard of two years ago.

But for those curious about her life and times, it is every bit as fascinating.

As ever in F1, the off-track intrigue promises to be every bit as fascinating as the on-track action.  .

At Red Bull, the dynamic is every bit as fascinating, as the increasingly impressive Daniel Ricciardo shows a clean pair of heels to his four-time world champion team-mate.

The exhibit hasn't received the attention that the current exhibit of Elizabeth Taylor's jewelry and fashions at MOCA has, but it is every bit as fascinating.