Sentence examples for fascinating something from inspiring English sources

The issue is legitimate and fascinating, something that I have written about in the context of Conservative woes.

"I thought she had something that is fascinating, something I associate more with stars of the past -- she projected something entirely striking but also incredibly modern, like an up-to-date version of an old-fashioned film star.

I know she will have written something fascinating – something that combines orchestral music with voices speaking, singing, whispering, shouting and even screaming; and something that negotiates the difficulties of the subject and of precedent (Britten, again, and his War Requiem).

He's a fascinating figure, something of a publicity-shy mystery man, rarely seen at ringside.

It is fascinating how something so commonplace, is actually an essential and coveted resource.

That grubby world, at first so fascinating as something to be transformed and exalted into literature, is the professional life into which he has sunk.

It's sorta fascinating, if something can be "sorta" fascinating.

I find it quite fascinating the something as simple as this, which is getting patients ready for surgery has actually improved post-operative outcomes.

It was fascinating, and something I'm going to be working on [in the future].

There is something fascinating, captivating even, about this family that has drawn me in.

Still, there is something fascinating about them.