Sentence examples for of how fascinating from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, he said, "Survivor" and other such shows are "wonderful, because they make the public aware of how fascinating it is to observe human behavior".

"I was always aware of how fascinating and important honeybees were for the environment and for humans from an early age," explains Shaw, 33, the son of a south London vicar who also kept bees.

Interchanging personalities is just one small example of how fascinating life with twins is.

I would hope they take away some sense of how fascinating and complicated it is to be alive.

By the time Johnson is squeezing himself into Grub Street we have a clear sense of both how fascinating, odd, even lovable he was, and of how his tastes and talents were suited to the age.

Instead, he effortlessly reveals the truth of just how fascinating, how human, how intensely interesting this subject (and its history) really is.

While he didn't have access to these poems when he wrote "Discovery," he must have been thinking about one called "Thirteen Points on the Discovery of America"; how fascinating it would be to compare the two, to see how Brodsky's imagined America held up to the real.

Take note of just how fascinating this thing inside your head really is.

One of the best aspects of White's script is how fascinating yet unreadable Juliana Smithton (Taylor Gilbert) is, from her brittle account of a disturbing episode during her lecture at a pharmaceutical convention in the Virgin Islands onward.

No field of scientific inquiry, no matter how fascinating, will have much appeal if we cannot see how it can improve our lives.

A decade on from the initial discovery of histone lysine demethylases, our understanding of how these fascinating enzymes function in cells has progressed at an immensely rapid pace.