Sentence examples for fascinating implication from inspiring English sources

One fascinating implication could be a Wikipedia-style effort where identity vigilantes try to connect people who have committed nefarious acts with their new names.

One fascinating implication is that a raft of technology that can collect and analyze data about a computing environment is now relevant to the practice of security.

A fascinating implication of Buettner's work is that well-being is a function of relationships: how we treat ourselves and how we interact with others.

All sorts of fascinating implications flow from their work.

That's interesting work that has fascinating implications.

On Purpose traces the profound and fascinating implications of these ways of thinking about purpose.

This cooperative view of humanity has fascinating implications for foreign policy as well: founders are not big supporters of sovereignty.

"This structural system has fascinating implications for dynamic architecture, including portable shelters, adaptive building facades, and retractable roofs," Hoberman said.

"This structural system has fascinating implications for dynamic architecture including portable shelters, adaptive building facades and retractable roofs," said Chuck Hoberman of the Graduate School of Design.

"Make It Another Old-Fashioned, Please," from "Panama Hattie," reverts to a beguine tempo, and the fact that most of the other music from that show is strictly U.S.A. in rhythm holds fascinating implications of Porter's rediscovery of America.

"Welcome to Me" turns homiletic at exactly the point that it drifts away from its most fascinating implications: Alice indeed becomes something of a cult celebrity, but her flash of fame is downplayed and virtually overlooked by Piven.