Sentence examples for is fascinating to note from inspiring English sources

It is fascinating to note how Mr. Brodsky has blended the mental and physical in an effective, original approach.

That was his first period, his youth, and it is fascinating to note that it ended as James Dean arrived on the scene.

It is fascinating to note that papers which acknowledge that the British people's distaste for war is partially due to anti-Americanism are trying to change their minds by appealing to an older form of prejudice, Francophobia.

Although it is of no real relevance to the legal principles that the Vermont opinion so well articulates, it is fascinating to note the historical context of Button's Estate v. Anderson, 112 Vt .531, 28 A.2d 404 (1942).

It is fascinating to note that Wittgenstein thought little of Russell's introduction, claiming that it was riddled with misunderstandings.

The function of 2-HG remains poorly understood but it is fascinating to note that almost every IDH1 and IDH2 mutations were associated with specific methylation profiles suggesting epigenetic control.

But these items turned out to be ingenious forms of tofu or mushroom or other vegetable, and it was fascinating to note how this kitchen approximated, most convincingly, the flavors and forms of meat.

Invincibility, vulnerability - the two are close bedfellows, and it was fascinating to note how the rise of Nadal had impinged on Federer's perceptions of his pre-eminent position.

It's fascinating to note that all this debate about affirmative action on college campuses has occurred even as the business world and the military so strongly support affirmative action and believe in the importance of diversity.

But as we discussed the natural tension between ad hoc, "leaderless," informal networks that rise up to confront a challenge - think Rush Limbaugh and Sandra Fluke, or Susan G. Komen and Planned Parenthood - and formal organizations like 501c3 nonprofits and foundations, it was fascinating to note the agreement in what it takes to create real scale and social change.

In that vein, it's fascinating to note that Shirley Temple herself was not immune from this dynamic.