Sentence examples for fascinating especially from inspiring English sources

That will be fascinating, especially as opinion polls have been outlawed for the last two weeks.

"Carex is fascinating, especially for the East Coast," Mr. Bluemel said.

Yet Mr. Boulez is never less than fascinating, especially when he conducts the mighty Cleveland Orchestra.

Wilson found the classwork fascinating, especially when he and other cadets role-played at handling stressful situations.

In other words, it's murky — but also fascinating, especially in the race for the American League M.V.P. this season.

Play is fascinating, especially when shown to us through the delicate and generous gaze of this seasoned player.

That can be fascinating -- especially when the museum is as big and as rich as the Yale Center for British Art.

Their sheer profusion is perversely fascinating today, especially with wigs, period garb and foreign accents.

Medieval history is just a fascinating period, especially — I mean, I know most about English and French medieval history.

There's an old-school, BBC quality to the film – there's some fascinating bits, especially the earlier stuff.

Pliny's Natural History is a fascinating ragbag, especially valuable for art history, though it shows to what extent Hellenistic achievement in science had become confused or lost.