Sentence examples for fascinating literature from inspiring English sources

Also unexplored is a fascinating literature in neuroscience on the role of the prefrontal cortex in inhibiting impulses.

There is some fascinating literature on the link between the rise of money and men starting to legislate on women's bodies (so that, as Foreman describes, in ancient Babylonian texts, "rape became an economic crime against the man").

In the first issue, Gillings declared that he was interested in science fantasy "in all its forms: with its significant ideas, its surprising prophecies, its sheer fictions, its evolution as a fascinating literature".

Maybe you can – plenty of people have – but no, I wouldn't cite GTA as fascinating experimental literature any more than I'd cite robo-Godzilla-fighting blockbuster Pacific Rim as an example of avant-garde film-making (it's fun though).

As Tosches has proved before, in arresting books such as "In the Hand of Dante," he knows a lot about some fascinating things — music, literature, alcohol, and sex.

Chutzpah or no, that's what "Songs" tries to be: all that I find most fascinating about Yiddish literature, translated by my goyish pen.

The two journals he made on Myrtle Avenue are a fascinating blend of literature, philosophy, history, urban planning and news items.

In the last year of my undergraduate history degree I was introduced to one of the most fascinating genres of literature: the 18th-century criminal biography.

The way these two writers turn real people into the most fascinating characters in literature is awe-inspiring.

Although Long's summaries of early literature were fascinating, I realised that the actual work in each case was unreadable.

✒We recorded a fascinating discussion on Scottish literature for the Guardian books podcast, which you can hear on our website on Monday.