Sentence examples for fascinating programme from inspiring English sources
Weaving in exclusive recorded interviews with informed discussion, this was a fascinating programme about a compelling character, released just when we needed to hear it.
But it's Parker's collaboration with the great Django Bates on the latter's Beloved Bird Charlie Parker tribute (Thu) that might be the brightest highlight of a fascinating programme.
The night before Cameron's Edinburgh speech, Radio 4 broadcast a fascinating programme called A Beginner's Guide to Separation, built on the disorientating sense of once-fantastical questions becoming very real.
The best known of Sibelius's works in this fascinating programme contrasting himself and Matthews was the Valse Triste, but performed here in its original guise as the first movement of a suite for string orchestra, Kuolema (Death).
I learned this from a fascinating programme on Radio 5 Live (you can still listen to it if you're quick), which reunited England's pace quartet to talk about that epic Ashes series.
It is not only in the field of moral behaviour that liberalism has, or ought to have, its limits.... Quite the most fascinating programme on television at the moment is Channel 4's Child Genius, in which a collection of fanatically bright pre-teens solves mathematical puzzles and answers abstruse general knowledge questions in pursuit of a Mensa trophy.
Henry Barnes English National Ballet: Lest We Forget For the centenary of the first world war, Tamara Rojo has commissioned this fascinating-sounding programme for ENB.
The programme is fascinating, but unfortunately seems more interested in the reality TV-style conflict than exploring the condition.
It was fascinating stuff, though the programme's real treat came with Martin's final tribute to his father.
I'm dyslexic and I thought the programmes were fascinating [laughs] apparently we're all geniuses.
As usual, it's nowhere near a holiday programme, but a fascinating travelogue, led by the almost-saintly Anderson.
