Sentence examples for fascinating to do from inspiring English sources

The books were fascinating to do because they are not all the same.

"I think it would be fascinating to do it in the States," he said.

"It would be fascinating to do a crossover study where people from each community swap diets to see how much variance is based on inheritance," he says.

It's very fascinating to do.

The world wide web itself is a huge body of language, and so a fascinating place to do linguistic research.

It's a fascinating way to do fiction and you can see this in "The Alexandria Quartet," where you think you know these characters very well but over the four novels they reveal themselves to be very different.

Waitering is actually a fascinating thing to do.

According to Petersen "[Warner Bros.' chief] Alan Horn was so torn, because it's such a fascinating concept to do a Batman versus Superman film".

"Not just for the mythology and evil coming to town, but Ichabod seeing the rest of the world is just a fascinating thing to do," Orci said.

Semantics aside, the idea of exploring a city without any real goals or directions unlike modern tourism is a fascinating thing to do, especially in Old Blighty.

At the Joyce on Tuesday the variable group of dancers generally gave far crisper inflection to the jumps, and more specific placement to the arms: differences that, though fascinating to see, don't change the impact of the work.