Sentence examples for fascinating in terms of from inspiring English sources

In real life, Elizabeth's relationship with Dudley was tempestuous and fascinating in terms of its power balance but, as far as is known, not physically abusive.

"I think understanding what the [mutation] does is going to be absolutely fascinating in terms of the molecular understanding of these diseases," says Collinge.

But what's most fascinating in terms of Afrofuturism in the real world is the way its ethos inspires black people to unify and deepen our interdependence.

"These animal films are so fascinating in terms of the moving target of the boundary between ourselves and the animal, and the extent to which we resist and indulge in anthropomorphizing them," said Caroline Libresco, senior programmer at the Sundance Film Festival, where "Blackfish" premiered earlier this year and many other recent animal documentaries have played.

This poses fascinating questions in terms of gamete development and the associated epigenetic processes.

We chose this area to drop the bottles because it is a fascinating region in terms of oceanography and ecology.

The 2,000 Guineas in particular looks like an outstanding and fascinating renewal, both in terms of its horses and its people.

The Sopranos and Chris Albrecht at HBO changed everything, leading to shows such as Buffy, Breaking Bad and The Wire etc. It's fascinating – not just in terms of what that says about us as a culture, but what it reveals about each show, from start to finish, and the struggle to get these great works to the screen.

"Anyone who has ever spent any time [in Brooklyn] will quickly recognize there are many facets to this amazing borough, many different vibes, many fascinating personalities both in terms of people and the physical environment itself," Okamura tells The Creators Project.

It is also a fascinating social experiment, not so much in terms of what is happening onstage but in how predictably the audience reacts.

The result is a fascinating cultural history of England itself in terms of its obsession with Anne Boleyn's resilient daughter, a woman who, in addition to all her other achievements, does seem, if in rather special terms, to be living happily ever after.