Sentence examples for most fascinating to from inspiring English sources

"What is most fascinating to me is the involvement".

Most fascinating to adults are the insights into Potter herself.

I've written rather more than half of a most fascinating (to me) novel.

"The thing that was most fascinating to me in the research process was realizing how ordinary it is, how easy it is" to become an addict.

Perhaps most fascinating to addiction researchers is how an increase in dopamine creates a craving — and an expectation of a reward.

The children loved the labyrinth of small, winding streets leading to the souks selling spices, carpets, jewelry, leatherwork and, most fascinating to them, "magic boxes," with secret compartments.

But his vaulting ambition, and the terrible odds against him, make his leadership the most fascinating thing to happen to British politics for years.

It's not about where you think you're at in your career, where your agent thinks you're at – it's more about what's going to be the most fascinating piece to be a part of.

If the Tigers decide to trade him and Damon decides to go, Red Sox fans will get the final decision, and perhaps the most fascinating one: to boo on principle or to cheer a prodigal champion.

Some of the most fascinating questions to emerge from this study relate to the possible mechanisms which are likely to account for these changes apparently over a relatively short period.

In this regard, theranostics, i.e. disease imaging and therapy together (targeted molecular imaging to follow the drug delivery pathway), is the most fascinating direction to follow [18].