Sentence examples for fascinate students from inspiring English sources

The techniques a Deaf-blind person uses to navigate those barriers in a sighted-hearing world fascinate students.

This rollicking tour of that season will entertain readers interested in social history, will fascinate students of baseball and will cause today's Cub fans to experience an unaccustomed feeling — pride — as their team enters the 2007 season, the 99th season of its rebuilding effort.

The first comparative treatment of the Darwins' theories of history and their profound contribution to the study of both natural and human systems, this book will fascinate students and scholars of nineteenth-century British literature and the history of science.

"Puns blurt truth; puns sum up; puns strum, sculpt, pump up!"—statements only confident, uniquely fascinated (and fascinating) students can pronounce.

These and other examples of large-scale migrations have long fascinated students of animal behaviour, and experimental intervention has produced some remarkable results.

Derrick Braxton has six fingers on his left hand, but that's only one of the reasons he had a circle of fascinated students gathered around him one day early in his first semester at college.

The text has fascinated students of the Renaissance for the last century and more, and parts of it have been edited (the one on the obelisk, for example, by Brian Curran, now of Penn State, and myself; that on works of art by Michael Baxandall).

And what is the mark of a successful TV or radio don? "The best will focus 100% on the audience and not fret about what their peers think," says Peacock. "They also manage to be both enthusiastic teacher and fascinated student.

Hyracotherium, for example, may fascinate some students but leave others wondering why they need to know this stuff.

There he fascinated his students with his lectures but alienated his colleagues by his riotous living and attacks on organized religion.

Their stunning morphological diversity and worldwide fossil record – coupled with their modern-day surviving lineage, the birds – continue to fascinate the student in all of us.