Sentence examples for it is especially fascinating from inspiring English sources

It is especially fascinating to see the same patterns repeated in different color schemes.

It is especially fascinating to think that most of them are the first wave of educators to experience this sudden era of technology, in both life and their workplace.

"It was especially fascinating to see Bernie in that environment; he didn't belong there.

It's especially fascinating to read about the experimental "Peggy-Ann" and "Chee-Chee" (the first with policemen in pink, the second with castrated heroes).

It was especially fascinating to hear Mr. Ranelin, a player whose name is associated with '70s soul-jazz and free jazz, because he's such a disciplined player in the hard-bop mold.

Derived from his love of the abstract canvases of Rothko and others, both works were emblematic of the New York School's symbiosis with the artists of the same postwar period; so it was especially fascinating to hear Feldman's 1951 score for a documentary about the daddy of them all, Jackson Pollock.

"Hitler's Holocaust" is especially fascinating because it presents Germans trying to come to grips with their past and other Germans trying not to.

But one example is especially fascinating for what it reveals of the censors' editorial process: Anatoly Kuznetsov's memoir, "Babi Yar".

For anyone interested in how cities work, this book is especially fascinating in that it explores the potential — and pitfalls — of what can happen when there's no planning at all.

Another is homosexuality, and it's on this subject that Korb's book is especially fascinating — and Yusuf is especially disappointing.

In China, the problem is especially fascinating: with four tones and its endless array of homophones, literary Mandarin is not even the most complex of Sinitic languages, but is forbiddingly distant from the early modern English Jacobethans spoke and wrote in.