Sentence examples for fascinating observations from inspiring English sources

Encounters with various characters — a politician, a street vender, his own cook — yield fascinating observations and asides.

Part memoir, part history of British film-making and part blueprint for the future, Roeg's book is filled with fascinating observations.

In fleeting moments, the filmmakers develop one of Tec's most fascinating observations: that, in the forest, the Jewish social and sexual hierarchies were turned upside down.

The use of music in HIV/Aids education has already proved successful in Uganda, and ethnomusicologist Gregory Barz has made fascinating observations of the role of women in mobilising preventative action in their communities.

Throughout their 15 years together, Windrow filled notebooks with fascinating observations of Mumble's behaviours, such as her improving flight and hunting skills, her eating and bathing habits, and even that she enjoyed drinking from a dripping kitchen tap.

Taken in this spirit, Leader's book throws up many fascinating observations about the ways in which "keeping our hands busy has always been a central human activity" while idle ones have been condemned as the tools of Satan.

A fascinating observation from our results (Table  1) was made in this study where were observed that there are more females (56.8%) in this study that were detected to have MTBC in comparison to males (43.16%) which contradicts what other studies have reported on [ 6, 17].

He also made  the fascinating observation that in cricket, practice does not make perfect: practice  plus oodles of idle time make perfect.

This fascinating observation warrants a deeper mathematical analysis.

In an interview with this reporter in 1996, Berezovsky made a fascinating observation.

"It's a fascinating observation," says Charles Swanton, head of translational cancer therapeutics at the London Research Institute.