Sentence examples for fascinating paths from inspiring English sources

Conversation fizzed and took unexpected and fascinating paths, mundane activities became missions of destiny in the force of her creativity".Her natural musical talent was never in doubt.

And lastly, a veterinary degree really does give you a very broad education and you certainly can use it to go down lots of fascinating paths.

Practicality of tailoring the physical chemistry of magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) has opened up fascinating paths for magnetism into the realm of chemical engineering.

But, as Julien Temple's new film The Ecstasy of Wilko Johnson shows, coming back from near-death can be a weirder and more fascinating path.

The Culture High – 01/03 Rapper Snoop Dogg explores the roots of the campaign to legalise Marijuana and reveals the fascinating path it has taken so far.

The story is about all kinds of things: what success does to people, the strange, giddy and hedonistic culture of the 1990s, and what four singularly intelligent musicians chose to do once the party was over – not just in terms of Damon Albarn's wildly diverse musical projects, Graham Coxon's solo career and Alex James's writing and cheese-making, but also the fascinating path taken by Rowntree.

And there is another, fascinating path for anonymous apps to take.

Beme founder and Youtube star, Casey Neistat, will be on-stage discussing his fascinating path as an entrepreneur.

What is more, the answer, and Suddendorf's fascinating path to that answer, has made the very question of human uniqueness interesting again.

It is this last question that leads Baker down a truly fascinating path, through Margaret's diagnosis of schizophrenia in 1957, her incarceration in a mental hospital outside Lahore, her arranged marriage to a friend of Mawdudi's and on into a thicket of lies and cultural miscommunications that helps the author understand the relationship between Islam and the West.

Best known for his offbeat stompers "Go Bang!" and "Is It All Over My Face," the artist cut a fascinating path through pre-HIV New York City, both as a composer and as the programmer of the Kitchen, an influential downtown performance space.