Sentence examples for fascinating each from inspiring English sources

The labels are fascinating, each a little sociology lesson, clearly written and down to earth.

Humiliation is not on Second City's menu — that's an audience pact that almost no one ever wants to break — but this exercise should be particularly fascinating each night.

The biographies are fascinating, each written by an outstanding contributor who is often the preeminent expert on the subject in question.

The possibilities are endless and, I think, fascinating: each trade has two sides, and each side has a view, even if that view is sometimes more of a vacant stare.To most people, it is immoral if not illegal to sell things that you believe to be defective.

It is a fascinating group, each with impeccable credentials.

It was fascinating, with each stage clear and well defined.

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

In Mullen, Hawk, and Sheckler, you have three fascinating characters, each of whom represents a different stage in skating.

I found it especially fascinating that each of the cows teats receives its milk from separate quadrants of the udder.

Leon Botstein, who does double duty as the president of Bard and as its chief conductor, has earned the gratitude of twentieth-century-opera fans by presenting fascinating repertory each summer: Shostakovich's "The Nose," Marc Blitzstein's "Regina," and now this Szymanowski work, which was composed between 1918 and 1924 and ranks among the most opulently imagined operas of the period.

I think it's fair to say that what remains fascinating about each piece is how it works the audience: we feel close to the characters, and at the same time we don't feel close to the characters, probably because they feel the same way about themselves and one another.