Sentence examples for make it fascinating from inspiring English sources

I still love the movie -- its "flaws" are what make it fascinating, in my opinion -- but I'm starting to make peace with the notion that Joaquin Phoenix will not be using the Academy Award podium for his special brand of performance art this year after all.

The reason that these people make great content writers is that once they're fascinated by something, they can make it fascinating to other people.

But the history between Jennifer and Serena will make it fascinating to see how they both react.

By beating the nutritional drum so much, we've beaten the fun out of food (the word "fun" doesn't appear once in the SFP) and when so much of their education has been reinvented to make it fascinating, we really should change our teaching about food.

But Mr. Richards makes it fascinating at the layman's level.

What makes it fascinating is not just the horror of the crimes, but the good-natured normality of their perpetrator.

SH: Which makes it fascinating and also really difficult to have a conversation of how you work together.

Forster's snapshot of history would be of natural interest to any local resident, but it's Middlemas' achievement that makes it fascinating for everyone else too.

Fitzgerald's novel is cool, sexy, stylized, and abstract; there's a dreamlike falseness, a hollowness, an unreality to it, and that apparent superficiality is part of what makes it fascinating.

It makes it fascinating to watch as Alice and Phil are constantly contradicting each other and inadvertently revealing themselves not just by what they say, but in the way they are placed on stage.

The annual festival includes its fair share of work from Europe and hit shows from the UK, but what makes it fascinating is the way it consistently embraces a wider theatre world.