Sentence examples for ever fascinating from inspiring English sources

I thank you for all you taught me; for your compassion, kindness, humor, ever fascinating and hungry-for-more intellect.

Meticulously detailed on figures like the ever fascinating Churchill daughter-in-law Pamela Harriman, Lovell softens her focus when it comes to the great man himself.

If she has your wonderful ability and courage she will love to live and work in the creative field of the ever fascinating universe.

In many cases, the female revenge film is controversial (see: Paul Verhoeven's Elle), but it's ever fascinating, and even essential.

And that is just it, we can never fully understand how the mind of an intellectual and creative genius operates, but it is ever fascinating to examine their brilliance with scrupulous detail.

Which I am trying to do, in matters beyond the ever-fascinating 9-9-9 tax plan.

Among them are the "Head of Fernande" (1910) and a cast of the ever-fascinating "Glass of Absinth" (1914).

Perry revels in a muscular brand of ignorance (Rush Limbaugh is a personal hero), one that extends to the ever-fascinating history of the Lone Star State.

Croall's latest book, In Search of Gielgud: A Biographer's Tale, is an account of his attempts to get to grips with the ever-fascinating actor, then still alive.

The JACOB'S PILLOW DANCE FESTIVAL opens its two-and-a-half month season on Saturday night, in Becket, Mass., the heart of the Berkshires, with a gala performance starring the ubiquitous but ever-fascinating SAVION GLOVER.

In her heart-wrenching portrayal of a simple peasant girl betrayed by the man she loves in "Giselle"; in the extreme, imploding articulations of Wayne McGregor's "Chroma"; or as the radiantly youthful princess of "The Sleeping Beauty," she brings an ineffable combination of steely strength and lyrical delicacy to her dancing that is ever-changing and ever-fascinating.