Sentence examples for fascinating number from inspiring English sources

Or is this oddly fascinating number even a number at all?

That took me down a fascinating number of years of experimenting with and thinking about it.

But I think the most fascinating number is we have about 50 chemicals circulating in our bloodstream from bacteria metabolites.

The golden ratio or phi (1.61803…) is a fascinating number that we have explored before in the puzzles, Moonlighting Triangles and The Golden Ratio Treasure.

Finally, Paul Waugh of the Evening Standard has done some fascinating number crunching of the results in constituency Labour parties, and come up with such nuggets as: David Miliband came first in every single one of London's 73 seats, while in the south outside London, Ed Miliband came first in only seven seats.

"Damn that television, what a bad picture!" Years before the video for Once in a Lifetime made them early MTV stars, Talking Heads wrote this strange and fascinating number about a couple who freshen up their dull lives and save their flagging relationship by making their own ratings-winning TV show.

That split was true as well of fascinating numbers performed by the five-man Anogia Dance Ensemble.

These fascinating numbers from the the ONS show exactly how many people do what jobs, by sex.

It sometimes also provides, when data is read carefully, fascinating numbers relating to things we have long suspected but couldn't prove.

So it was early Tuesday morning that Wasserman shared some fascinating numbers about Democratic representation of the public in the next Congress, thanks to the finally almost-completed tally of votes from the midterm elections.

The Supreme Court's ruling in support of President Obama's health care law isn't even a week old yet but we are already seeing some fascinating numbers about how the ruling changed — or didn't change — how people feel about the Affordable Care Act.