Sentence examples for fascinating to try from inspiring English sources

Bridge requires concentration and skill, and it's fascinating to try and beat your opponents.

It's just like that – which is why it's fascinating to try to imagine how celebrity sisters react to one another.

McElligott thinks it would be fascinating to try to replicate the results in animals domesticated for similar purposes, like cows or sheep.

"I find it fascinating to try and test myself," said Baxter, who is back on British soil for Saturday's World Cup qualifier against Wales.

She finds it fascinating "to try to understand what Lonni Sue's world is like," and this helps her "survive day after day" of guiding someone who "doesn't realize the impact of her illness".

It was fascinating to try to enter the mind of a composer and see how he wrote for one person, not just a singer he liked, but the woman he loved and married".

Well, because we are a completely self-obsessed species — and that is both factual and slightly critical — but with good reason, because we are fascinating, We are fascinated to try and understand how we got to be the way we are, and that we are the only creature that has managed to even question that, to hold ourselves up to the light and ask, are we special?

That's too bad, because it would have been fascinating to hear Cantor try to justify the widening economic divide.

At a recent conference at Columbia University, "Religion and Liberalism," organized by Andrew Delbanco and the American Studies Program, there were some fascinating attempts to try to imagine something other than iconoclasm in the relationship between secular politics and religion once eighth-century tactics are left behind.

It's a fascinating way to try to solve a very difficult problem I thought was unsolvable.

I recommend you to have fun at the St . Augustine Pirate & Treasure Museum to visit the Lighthouse for a fascinating view, and to try Whetstone Chocolates Tasting Tour.