Sentence examples for fascinating point from inspiring English sources

It is a fascinating point.

ELIZABETH KOLBERT: I think this is a really fascinating point.

David Denby of the New Yorker makes a fascinating point in his review of Amazing Grace.

At one fascinating point in the survey, this pattern suddenly shifts into reverse.

Her head bobs on the long stem of her neck, as if they were agreeing on a fascinating point.

At one point in "Touché," Leigh brings up Edward Bulwer-Lytton's "Richelieu; Or, the Conspiracy" — Richelieu was famously opposed to duelling — and he alights on a fascinating point.

One of many fascinating points in a review of Bee Wilson's culinary history, "Consider the Fork".

Compare it to Gordon Brown's scheme to tax bankers' bonuses unveiled in last month's pre-budget report, and three fascinating points of difference emerge.

Remember to pepper fascinating points throughout the article – if you put all the juicy stuff in the first 500 words, why would a reader continue to the end?

In the show on Europe, there are a few really fascinating points about how Trump's admiration for Putin means that the Baltic states are suspicious of him, but also how his (US) nationalism chimes with many of them, too.

I talk to them for just under an hour, and the conversation is fascinating, pointing up the fact that they're part of a generation caught between Poland's long-standing Catholic conservatism, and a more liberal mindset fostered by increasing links with the rest of Europe.