Sentence examples for inherently fascinating from inspiring English sources

Humans, inherently fascinating as they are up close, are mesmerising when they concentrate.

"For me it's inherently fascinating to have a prominent Democrat walk into the room and say, 'Where is Ken Mehlman?

(Chinen) ★ The Music of Bud Powell (Tuesday through Oct. 1) Powell, the quintessential bebop pianist, has received his share of tributes in recent years, but not many as inherently fascinating as this one.

The almost-psychopaths are inherently fascinating; they may rise high and fall low (certain scions of politics and finance come to mind) or simply cause smaller miseries in their roles as controlling spouses, manipulative colleagues or uncontrollable teenagers.

Yet even those viewers who share the film's conviction that preparing a collection for New York Fashion Week is inherently fascinating may lose interest long before the final frock is fitted.

(Chinen) ★ The Music of Bud Powell (Friday and Saturday) Bud Powell, the quintessential bebop pianist, has received his share of tributes in recent years, but not many as inherently fascinating as this one.

Apparently no one bothered to tell the team behind the show that the ungraspable glory of the multiverse is inherently more fascinating than a Mazda (although the hellish molten firescape of a newborn planet can't be driven around traffic cones on wet tarmac by "The Stig", so what do I know?).

Such periods are fascinating, and inherently unstable.

All too often biology education appears to be defined by trivia an impression that can alienate students from what is an inherently highly personal and intellectually fascinating subject.

"I thought the novel told a great story," he said recently, "and the effect of the world of entertainment on this culture was so fascinating and alive and inherently theatrical".

She emerges in the interviews as a fascinating, melancholy figure, fiercely intelligent and inherently self-dramatizing.