Sentence examples for much fascinating from inspiring English sources

Very often, these man-made devices unwittingly or deliberately exploit the same tricks evolved by animals.Less seriously, there is much fascinating trivia.

Given how many books have already made the second world war their focus, it is surprising how much fascinating new material this book unearths.

(Ages 7 to 12) HERE is a picture book for school-age children that communicates significant ideas as well as much fascinating information.

And, though they claim to embrace a wide swath of music, cycles are symptomatic of the past century's thinning of the repertory, one that has squeezed out much fascinating music and left behind only the most pre-sanctioned of classics.

His book also includes much fascinating new detail on several important episodes, including the battle of Tora Bora and Mr bin Laden's escape from it, America's "enhanced interrogation" programme and the deliberations leading to the troop surges in Iraq in 2007 and in Afghanistan this year.

His last book, the 700-page Brewer's Rogues, Villains And Eccentrics, was a repository of much fascinating, arcane lore, as well as entries for Brooklyn Beckham and the Duke of Edinburgh, all built upon a fiendishly entertaining system of indexing and cross-references.

A fascinator is much more fascinating.

Grantland's oral histories are pretty much always fascinating reads.

But everyone here is so much more fascinating to me.

The contemporary Bonetti is a much more fascinating figure.

But it's the self-made billionaires that are much more fascinating.