Sentence examples for fascinating instance from inspiring English sources

It's a fascinating instance of a film-maker understanding the precise nature of celebrity and using it to his advantage with clinical precision.

Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui's airborne trio Qutb sees Osipova's exceptional suppleness and strength pitted against two other men; the evening is a fascinating instance of ballet dancers who are willing to perform outside the box.

And yet the monsters among the flowers constitute one of the most fascinating instances of public sculpture in Britain.

"Tombstone" also presents fascinating instances in which local officials ignored or reversed orders from the central government, improvising policies of their own.

From an evolutionary viewpoint, among the most fascinating instances of domestication is the dog.

The facts he gives are fascinating – for instance, that a plane's wings flex so much in flight that if you were to draw a line from wingtip to wingtip on most aircraft, it would pass over the fuselage; or that the five-letter names given to the navigational waypoints over the Tasman Sea are Waltz, Ingma and Tilda.

A fascinating illustration, too.

Even the smallest details here are fascinating: learning, for instance, that the salicylic acid (a compound in aspirin) from black willows helps fish fight infection.

The story is written "diary style" and it gives us hundreds of wonderful tales, some funny, some profound, some just fascinating - for instance Cherie still believes she and Tony are socialists - but all give us a real insight into the life of a colourful tabloid editor.

Hussey includes, for instance, a fascinating short chapter on European homosexuals and their exploitation of Arab youths in "Queer Tangier", being careful to provide the youths' own perspective.

NICHOLSON BAKER: Oh gosh, I'm not saying anything that appears on a screen is less interesting or useless — as I say in the piece, the reviews on Amazon (for instance) are fascinating.