Sentence examples for is indeed fascinating from inspiring English sources

The scope is indeed fascinating – has anyone else come across similar examples?

Concealed within this cultural studies-speak is material that is indeed fascinating, particularly to a generation that confines much of its handwriting to Post-it notes stuck on computers.

The Navya-Nyāya account of number has been likened in content and sophistication to that of Frege, and is indeed fascinating.

It is indeed fascinating to recall that the bright, cheerful and utterly modern Stratocaster made its debut in a year when the hard-pressed British were still carrying ration books on their way to the shops, or even to the latest coffee bar where new guitar sounds might be heard.

On that note, the project is indeed fascinating.

Both the Zuccarelli back-and-forth and the Fahner-union sparring is indeed fascinating and entertaining stuff we all should track, but it's also, in one sense, distracting.

Jeanne is indeed a fascinating figure, all the more so if you are French.

Weekend guests at Lech Kaczynski's presidential retreat on Poland's Baltic coast often found the conversation turning to the opposition politics of 1970s Gdansk.That is indeed a fascinating subject, though not necessarily the most burning one for the head of state of eastern Europe's most important country nearly 40 years later.

Myanmar is, indeed, a fascinating market.

The addressed subject is indeed very fascinating, due to the importance that it has reached in the last decades both at research and industrial level.

This is indeed a fascinating and very important observation, but its real significance is not that it highlights the uniqueness of humans, as interpreted in the book, but that it actually supports the view that mammalian genomes are shaped in large part by neutral evolutionary forces (Villar et al. 2014; Marinov 2014).