Sentence examples for fascinating indeed from inspiring English sources
Lawson's comment is justified, and the book is fascinating indeed; but it also offers plenty of empty calories.
The fascinating, indeed the historically electrifying idea of Roger D. Master's "Fortune Is a River" is that Leonardo da Vinci and Niccolo Machiavelli collaborated on a "magnificent failure" that would have reshaped history, had their project been a success.
The rough-and-tumble early going in this campaign -- Mr. McGreevey began the race with a 13 percentage point lead, according to a July 3 Quinnipiac University Poll -- has been quite fascinating, indeed.
Prior to Mr Suharto's reign, of course, Indonesia was fascinating indeed: Sukarno flirted with communism, famously told the Americans "to hell with your aid", attempted to fight the British in Borneo, declared 1965 "The Year of Living Dangerously", and generally ran his country into the ground.
Both authors are fascinating, indeed idiosyncratic figures, and each has played a role in the events of the last three years: Fouad Ajami, a professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, has been a regular White House visitor as an unofficial adviser to the Bush administration.
The space between is a fascinating place indeed.
This is a fascinating topic; indeed, there are few more interesting questions in science today.
This week brought a fascinating spectacle indeed: Donald Trump telling the unvarnished truth.
What is fascinating, and indeed utterly persuasive, about this part of the book is the way the author aims at capturing the "quintessence" of the various national systems.
But even as each successive pirate movie lurches under the weight of inherited clichés, it must be admitted that these clichés are fascinating and, indeed, lovable.
