In doing so, Pietersen provides a fascinating – if, inevitably, wholly one-sided – account of a period when English cricket went from world dominance to devastating decline and during which the wider sport is facing unprecedented pressure from within and without.
His fascinating life inevitably brings to mind two great novels by Scott Fitzgerald - The Last Tycoon, the hero of which is closely based on Irving Thalberg, and The Great Gatsby, whose protagonist is a charismatic, high-living, self-created mystery man with contracts that reached from the underworld to the upper class, and secretly despised by those whose favour he courts.
This seems like a decidedly creaky literary device, and inevitably some of these monologues are more fascinating than others.
Here in this country, the level of interest in the tournament will inevitably fall off, but it will be fascinating to see by how much.
But Mr. Ouramdane is a conceptual creature, heady and cool and far removed from the earthy heat that Ms. Chipaumire inevitably brings to the stage; it should prove a fascinating contrast of ways and means.
It's a fascinating film, skilfully assembled, and one is inevitably reminded of Citizen Kane and Rashomon, though the films I most thought of were British, both murder stories: The Woman in Question (1950) and Sapphire (1959).
This huge outpouring is inevitably uneven and for XTC fans only, but it's fascinating to hear the songs with their workings exposed.
It is a fascinating subject, but it's so huge that avenues inevitably remain unexplored.
"The elements I've found most fascinating since coming here for the first time are, inevitably perhaps, very different to the fictionalized, generic version of L.A. previously available to me only through films and books.
That process inevitably led down some dead-ends, but also resulted in some fascinating revelations about the people involved in James' early life, as well as the making of early Metallica music.
