Sentence examples for fascinating like a from inspiring English sources

✒A truly bad book review can be horrible and fascinating, like a motorway car crash.

It seems at first sight to be about very little, but over time the minutiae become fascinating, like a live-action version of Robert Doisneau's famous 1950 photograph of a couple kissing by the Hotel De Ville.

Everything from the weirdly adorable, like a slow loris being tickled, to the shocking, like an eagle throwing a goat off a cliff, to the oddly fascinating, like a hamster pretending, on cue, to get shot and die, to the graphically sexual — I'll leave these to you to discover — to the hilarious and disturbing, like one in which the violent sneeze of a baby panda panics its huge mother.

Even though my parents' fights scared me as a child, I also found their brand of crazy fascinating, like a car wreck.

I think there's also a category of emerging digital artists that are going to find this fascinating, like a new way to reach an audience, a way to sort of do their work.

And, dropping a reference to a fascinating-like-a-train-wreck A&E show, he said, "I do think there's some societal value that we now know all about hoarding".

(It was the kind of error native speakers rarely made, although rarely didn't mean never, and I found such lapses strangely fascinating, like hearing a renowned pianist miss an easy note in the penultimate measure).

It's fascinating, like stripping an engine.

It's pretty fascinating, like working out a detective story, but she doesn't play fair".

Some are fascinating, like Gorky's putting a 1917 date on a 1937 portrait for a show at the Museum of Modern Art.

Blending traditional architecture with European modernism, the then young Cambodian architects, led by the maestro Vann Molyvann, created a fascinating school, like a Cambodian Bauhaus.