Sentence examples for fascinating suggests from inspiring English sources

The fact that so many intellectuals in particular found "The Matrix" fascinating suggests how impotent they feel to change anything around them.

In fact the book is poisonously fascinating, and suggests, rather, that she came too close.

This fascinating documentary suggests the attack was a collective pathological symptom: the tip of modern Russia's rage iceberg.

A final fascinating fact suggests a personal innocence that echoes the professional innocence of his folk art beginnings: Heade did not marry until 1883, when he was 64.

Instead this fascinating work suggests there may be significant benefit in working out what the 'good stuff' is in the high octane young blood, so that we can provide just those key components to the elderly".

Simon Burns, the health minister, said: "We've always known giving patients a stronger voice is the right thing to do, but this fascinating research suggests patient feedback could be even more valuable than previously thought.

US national belonging, this fascinating argument suggests, requires emotional labor and particular emotional investments.

Now a fascinating study suggests that there's a lot that parents can do to improve their kids' level of anxiety.

This fascinating complexity suggests an interaction between the C9ORF72 expansion and TMEM106B genotype and suggests both proteins may have similar function.

This fascinating observation suggests that the variation seen within extant human populations has been selected for in a different way to the variation that has driven vertebrate evolution.

A fascinating hypothesis suggests that portosystemic shunts may mimic an Arterio-Venous Fistula (A-VF [ 45]), in which the high-pressure portal blood relays with the lower pressure systemic venous circulation.