Sentence examples for fascinating relics from inspiring English sources

The island also has ancient tribes, a wide range of adventurous activities – and fascinating relics of a colonial past.

"Today's highway symbols are tomorrow's fascinating relics," notes the historian Douglas Brinkley, who is writing a biography of Kerouac.

The house retains its Ottoman character with a wide courtyard, wooden interiors and fascinating relics such as gold studded swords and old wooden chests with ornate carvings ­– reminders of the conquests of the Ottoman Empire.

I understood what he meant, but on their own I still find them fascinating relics of the past.

Some hold historical interest for more than musical reasons: a recently issued recording of Wilhelm Furtwangler conducting Wagner's "Meistersinger von Nurnberg" at the Bayreuth Festival in 1943 on the Arkadia label, for example, a fascinating relic of Nazi Germany.

Hidden away behind an unassuming brick facade at 7 Kaspi Street, a fascinating relic of Georgia's communist past survives intact, almost completely unknown to locals and visitors alike.

"The Pursuit of Love" and "Love in a Cold Climate" feel contemporary, and her curiously light-hearted oddity, "Wigs on the Green," a Wodehousian send-up of British Fascism (two of Mitford's sisters, Diana and Unity, were Fascists), is a fascinating relic, last published in America (before now) in the 1970s.

The first task: figuring out where the most fascinating GDR relics were stashed.

So of the moment that it felt dated a month after release, its fickle intended audience failed to hURL themselves out of bed to bother watching it and it became a fascinating 90s relic, complete with three unwanted soundtracks.

The traditional ways, solid churches and castles were a fascinating contrast to the relics of communism.

These relics fascinated him.