Sentence examples for may be fascinating from inspiring English sources
All of this may be fascinating, but how can the study make you a better investor?
Secrets and lies may be fascinating to many, but they are hard to hammer into truthful form.
Though the inner workings of Yemeni society and politics may be fascinating in their own right, Clark's book has wider relevance.
Many of your ideas may be fascinating or clever, but you can't squeeze them all in — and no one wants to hear them all, anyway.
Gathering, displaying and exchanging all this data may be fascinating, but releasing it in exhibitions and, now, a book seems a breach of everyday privacy.
And although cornflakes may indeed be fascinating, there's not much of a story to offer the media (though that may just be me being uncreative).
Antique apple-peeling devices may not be fascinating to most people, but they were to Charles Larned Robinson.
It may even be fascinating, but it's not a story.
And while where Marge goes may indeed be fascinating, the way she gets there probably isn't relevant except it is the mode of transportation that works best for her and fits into her budget.
But her rocky career and comeback may be especially fascinating to women in midlife who have experienced a few bumps of their own.
