Sentence examples for fascinating then from inspiring English sources

It will be fascinating, then, to see Coolmore's priorities in the meantime.

What is bracing and fascinating, then, is Clendinnen's rigorous avoidance of this trap.

How fascinating, then, to hear how little Ms. McDonald dominates "Marie Christine" on disc.

If it's a trickle of individuals who find the idea of visiting a communist country fascinating then it's easy.

It was fascinating, then, to encounter another side of Ms. Borodina in the recital she presented with the pianist Dmitri Yefimov at Carnegie Hall on Thursday night.

It's fascinating, then, to see the rather unhip Shout by Lulu (recorded in 1964) at No 5 in the very first chart.

Tomorrow will be fascinating, so be sure to come back then.

That was fascinating, but then things got weirder.

Both new group pieces got off to fascinating starts, then dwindled away.

A fascinating subject, then, and Wilkinson's book is brilliantly researched and cogently written.

This is a man who can make a multi-page description of a Hawthorn blossom fascinating – and then do it again, and again, and again.