Sentence examples for fascinating going from inspiring English sources

S.D.: I always find it fascinating going and listening to different audiences — on anything, really.

His family history is fascinating, going back to the Wilberforce who campaigned against slavery.

S.D.: I always find it fascinating going and listening to different audiences on anything, really.

But there was something deeper and more fascinating going on as well, and what made Ms. Argerich's account of the Prokofiev so fascinating, both as a reading of the piece and by comparison with her own past performances of it, was the degree to which she illuminated a poetic and at times even gentle side of the work.

There's also a lot of fascinating work going on in population genetics that we're not going to talk about.

That will be the most fascinating subplot going forward — a new method for evaluating players that doesn't have as much to do with statistics.

But at the same time, we couldn't help but ask you to share your experiences, to get an unscientific but surely fascinating debate going.

"I would expect that starting today there are a significant number of fascinating conversations going on behind closed doors in state capitols all over America," said John McDonough, a professor of public health at Harvard who helped draft the law.

Meanwhile, in Australia, there has been a fascinating conversation going on below the line on Jane Griffiths's piece about critical reaction to her reworking of Antigone, in which she suggests that the reviews provided a startling example of the way criticism is gendered.

It goes without saying that it was a fantastic night for Welsh Conservatives and a grim one for Welsh Labour, but there is a fascinating scramble going on for third place in Welsh politics.

There is, however, a fascinating battle going on between change and its opposite - one which, with its extraordinary capacity to get right to the heart of a society, football helps illustrate.