Sentence examples for fascinating pull from inspiring English sources

Part of the series' fascinating pull comes from seeing how quickly those contestants have been transformed from amateurs to slick professionals, with better costumes, makeup and camera angles.

Ms. Bedell Smith pulls fascinating details into her portrait of Elizabeth, shining a beam onto underlighted corners of the monarch's experience.

Well, basically this is some sort of fascinating idea that pulls water out of the air.

They boldly discuss everything from the sublime to the ridiculous regarding the female experience, always have fascinating guests, don't pull any punches and are screamingly funny.

It's fascinating how the gravitational pull of the grid of icons that has ruled mobile phones pretty much since they had usable screens is exerting its influence again.

This "phonetic gravitational pull" is fascinating and it demonstrates the subtle effect language has on our psyche.

Last week's episode, which very effectively used a story about Asperger's to address frames of reference, was so fascinating that I nearly pulled off a dirt road to text my friend that she needed to listen to it immediately.

Film critic Mike McGranaghan awarded the film three and a half out of four stars and wrote, "Artifact is a fascinating documentary because it pulls back the curtain on the music business".

The woman that links them both is even more fascinating and here Lahiri pulls off a real triumph by making a mother who leaves her child behind empathetic and understood.

It's fascinating to see the curtain pulled back and observe them offering corrections in rehearsal.

Obama pulled off a fascinating juggling act in that speech.