Sentence examples for fascinating opening from inspiring English sources

The fascinating opening anecdote — the story of how a National Association of Rock Writers convention was held in Memphis, ostensibly to create a union but also to introduce Big Star to the world — furnishes both nostalgia and comedy.

What's emerging, say scientists, is a new technology, which they call "synthetic embryology," and which they believe may let them probe the fascinating opening chapters of human development in detail for the first time.

In contrast to the top flight Division Two has top-end issues to resolve and it made for a fascinating opening day in which Essex continued their extraordinary late surge by blitzing the leaders, Worcestershire, for 84 at Chelmsford.

Listen to analysis of a fascinating opening day's play on the TMS podcast.

BBC London 94.9's Mark Church: "A fascinating opening day at Taunton that saw Somerset's bowlers take a grip on proceedings, but then Surrey stage a late fightbackt.

BBC Radio Lancashire's Scott Read: "This was a really enjoyable and fascinating opening day of a vital Championship match.

The secret passions of Opie are explored in a fascinating exhibition opening on Wednesday at the Holburne Museum in Bath in which the artist displays examples of his own work from the past 20 years with works from his private collection.

QUESTION FROM H. B. WARD: By the way, I found your article absolutely fascinating — eye-opening.

"Campaign," a fascinating Japanese documentary opening Monday at the Museum of Modern Art, is likely to challenge some very basic American assumptions about democracy.

However, I felt it didn't come fully to dramatic life, and nothing in it quite lived up to its fascinating and shocking opening.

There are more fascinating and eye-opening examples of this transformation emerging worldwide than ever before.