Sentence examples for fascinating themselves from inspiring English sources

These people are fascinating themselves, in that they are a culture that exist all over Europe, and yet do not have a Nationality of their own.

The four histories Appiah chooses are fascinating in themselves.

They are not fascinating in themselves, but their encounters with India are.

Conover's globe-spanning travelogues can be fascinating in themselves, and his meditations on highways are thoughtful, temperate and generous.

That is why they became journalists in the first place, so they could hang around, and write about, people infinitely more fascinating than themselves.

Second good thing is that, left to their own devices for a month, the 13 men are so far proving slightly fascinating in themselves.

The many interviews, statements, documentary extracts, anecdotes and reflections that make up the book are often fascinating in themselves, but do they hang together?

The industriously unearthed details of how West Coast soda jerks used to concoct a "Suicide" or of how truly precarious amusement-park rides used to be are fascinating in themselves but marginal to his tale of divided loyalties and dangerous affections.

Yes, of course Tintagel has a "proper" history, and I am sure the grain stores and wells of the real castle are fascinating in themselves, as is the use of lime mortar in the south-west tower and the slight evidence of a 13th-century renewal to the corbelling.

These findings are fascinating in themselves.

Their recorded comments are fascinating in themselves.