Sentence examples similar to hardly fascinating from inspiring English sources
"It was just fascinating.
Harvey G. Cohen's "Duke Ellington's America" (Chicago; $40) attempts to get under the skin of this apparently most imperturbable of men, and the results, if hardly conclusive, are fascinating.
While it's easy to understand how the Mafia can pique initial audience interest, industries such as media, finance, tobacco and aluminum siding are hardly as inherently fascinating to outsiders.
There could hardly be a more fascinating, or exasperating, film-maker than Jean-Luc Godard.
Whether or not it would fully work, the result could hardly fail to be fascinating.
Dr. Carragee and his colleagues have called Dr. Zdeblick's position "hardly credible" and "a fascinating denial of what, in our opinion, is an obvious and enormous conflict of interest".
The group would have just had a hit with "For What It's Worth," but they were hardly superstars; it's a fascinating appearance.
It's fascinating stuff that hardly requires translation into American, though it offers more than enough sick, slick potential for a 13-hour Fincher film.
Lisa Vreeland's documentary does full justice to it, interviewing art critics and historians and rattling through her star-studded life story – the term "name dropping" hardly covers it – using some fascinating audio interviews with Guggenheim herself, who with authentically patrician understatement casually alludes to her acquaintance with some of the biggest names in art.
