'fascinating sight' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is visually interesting, usually to express admiration or surprise. For example, "The view from the top of the mountain was a truly fascinating sight."
It is a fascinating sight because it has human eyes".
The toddler, however, points to a more fascinating sight.
This week we witnessed a rare and fascinating sight: a pair of hyenas mating.
Come and see the fascinating sight of a cow being clinically poisoned with "mad cow" disease.
This restless figure is a fascinating sight, with his cloak floating in the light of a fire in which anything might be imagined.
Vegetarians may not enjoy the all-pervasive smell of grilled meats, but may well find solace in the fascinating sight of women turning out piles of flatbreads in the restaurant windows; although you're unlikely to be disappointed anywhere, one of the best, Mangal Ocackbasi, is off the main drag on Arcola Street.
This eventually prompted the creation of The Tokyo Files, where he shares carefully researched information about Tokyo's geography, transportation, culture, history, and fascinating sights.
Which just goes to show that several of Jersey's most fascinating sights can all be found in the darkest spots.
It is momentum his team will be anxious to maintain, the gap between the three teams is marginal and Spa will prove a further, fascinating, sighting shot for the big one at La Sarthe in June.
It was one of the more fascinating sights of the playoffs: a broad-shouldered, 6-foot-3-inch, 240-pound runner, built like a superhero but fast enough to set off a radar gun, outrunning supposedly speedier Colts defensive backs, en route to one of the biggest touchdowns in franchise history.
It also has some fascinating sights within and around its boundaries, including the spectacular hilltop Kankwari Fort (22km from the Forest Reception Office), and Bhangarh, a deserted, well-preserved 17th-Century city that is famously haunted.
