Sentence examples for equally fascinating is from inspiring English sources

But equally fascinating is the development boom around the harbor and in the once gritty areas that lie between the historic center and the surrounding ring road (A10).

Less dramatic but equally fascinating is an unprepossessing square of membrane known as a diffusion screen that was used, in a process known as gas diffusion, to enrich uranium for Britain's atomic weapons programme.

Less pristine but equally fascinating is Fill the Void (Artificial Eye, 15), an uncommonly generous, inquisitive examination of arranged marriages within Israel's Haredi community that aims for the wit and social intricacy of a contemporary Jane Austen tale and mostly succeeds.

Equally fascinating is the problem of how to compare two brains.

Less lovable, but equally fascinating, is Magdy, a middle-aged father of four and member of the Muslim Brotherhood.

But what's equally fascinating is how Dan Taberski, the podcast's creator and former "Daily Show" producer, got the story.

But equally fascinating are the notes on the back cover with estimates of train transportation costs.

Equally fascinating are his forays into the curious history of neonatal medicine.

Equally fascinating are those trucks that provided support for the teams, from parts carriers to mobile service vans to hospitality centers.

Less well known but equally fascinating are Penn's portraits of ordinary working people recently collected in a book, Irving Penn: Small Trades.

Equally fascinating was his suggestion (in a 2004 introduction) that the book came out of his thinking about self-help groups for men: … bookstores were full of books like The Joy Luck Club and The Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood and How to Make an American Quilt.