Sentence examples for most fascinating sections from inspiring English sources

The most fascinating sections are those on factors that can affect surgical outcome.

The most fascinating sections describes how Polynesians, without compass, could sail against the prevailing winds across the vast stretches of the empty Pacific.

(In one of the most fascinating sections of the book, Smith explores how the institution of slavery shaped the American prison: despite the fact that prisons and plantations had "various forms of mortification" in common, prison reformers saw their "humanitarian" project as distinctly opposed to slavery — the liberated white mind against the bound black body).

Perhaps the most fascinating section of Mr. Hockney's book is the exchange of faxes between the collaborators.

For me, the most fascinating section is the first third, which recounts Lennon's pre-stardom life in Liverpool and Hamburg.

Thus begins the most fascinating section of the book, taking the reader swiftly back to a time when the art world was altogether dustier than now.

The most fascinating section of this remarkable book deals with the two years Jalowicz spent in this block of flats, lived in by an odd assortment of people, whose foibles, obsessions and greed she meticulously observed.

And in what is perhaps its most fascinating section, "Sleeping with the Enemy" sheds new light on Chanel's dealings with the famously tight-lipped Wertheimer family, which purchased a large stake of the business in the nineteen-twenties and controls the entire Chanel empire today.

The antipathy toward Mitt Romney is the most fascinating part of a deeply fascinating political season.

Here's the most fascinating part.

One of its most fascinating and difficult sections is a series called "TV Men," in which she sets up what amounts to head-on collisions between various historical and mythical figures -- Antonin Artaud, Lazarus and Sappho, among others -- and what she sees as the debilitating world of television.