Sentence examples for impossibly fascinating from inspiring English sources
But there's no show on television that makes the mundanity of life so impossibly fascinating.
A week or two spent revelling in the languid luxury of Goa's sunny sosegado, or susegad, two Portuguese colonial-era terms roughly translated as "laid-backness", should not be missed on any hectic visit to mammoth, fascinating, often impossibly frenetic India.
But the main reason I sit back and let Womack speak is because everything he says is fascinating, an endless stream of anecdotes with an impossibly starry cast drawn from what may be the most remarkable CV in music: he is, as Albarn notes, "like Zelig".
"One of the most fascinating things about the play is that it's true, impossibly true; it's almost a fable," Mr. Crudup said.
Mesmerisingly misted, set in the decade before I existed (is there ever any more fascinating decade?), and an utter treat, it retold Sadie Jones's fine tale of a mother, an impossibly sweet boy, an impervious father back from the war, a gin-and-teacups drowning.
David rightly infers the film's ties to Freud's notion of the uncanny but is wrong that the film "turns Freud's uncanny into shtick": Aronofsky sticks close to its original connection with eyes and vision and adds a fascinating Freudian element of the absent father, as if hinting at the gaze for which Nina's gaze searches, impossibly, silently, desperately.
The improvisation, the impossibly dainty workmanship and the bravery required to survive in an inimical world built on a giant scale make fictional miniature lives enduringly fascinating.
He behaved impossibly then.
Is this impossibly complicated?
