Sentence examples for fascinating because of the from inspiring English sources

For coffee geeks and baristas, cold-brew is primarily fascinating because of the nuances in flavour it can highlight.

But this is mainly fascinating because of the insights into a time so recent yet so, so long ago.

It takes aim at several journalists but is most fascinating because of the way it dwells on the fine line between being the manipulator and the manipulated.

I find hospitals particularly fascinating because of the harmony or discord between the stories of nurses, patients and doctors, and because of the complicated relationships between power, suffering and healing.

We've covered ToyTalk before, but it continues to be fascinating because of the underlying technology.

The precise control of the formation of stimuli-sensitive sequences (block or graft) as part of copolymer architectures is fascinating because of the remarkable phase behavior of their aqueous solutions.

"But the double eagle is fascinating because of all the history and the intrigue," Ms. Deisher said.

"It is a fascinating piece," says Taylor, "because of the connections between it and Nineteen Eighty-Four.

The most valuable player race was particularly fascinating because each of the leading candidates had something working against him.

"It was fascinating because of course most of the steps are the same as in male technique, but at the same time you have to work very differently.

Vern Perry of the Orange County Register called the film fascinating because of its combination of humor and seriousness, and wrote that the only reason that Shatner's ego did not overwhelm the film is that both Shatner and Nimoy were willing to speak vulnerably about their personal lives.