This fat biography is a great mass of data and anecdote, much of it fascinating, much of it shapeless.
Still, these concerts have always offered much more music, much of it fascinating, than a listener can process at a single sitting, and in that regard, eight hours is probably plenty.
I sound, however, as if I wish Ha Ha had been a lantern lecture: I'm glad it's not, for the practice of comedy is much more fascinating than the theory.
The amygdala is a fascinating, complex structure that lies at the center of much of our current thinking about emotion.
Always she goes beyond the banal issue of proof to examine the much more fascinating nature of belief and why we are so drawn to the very phenomena we doubt.
A fascinator is much more fascinating.
While we were in his office, he told me, "That world of real life I find much more fascinating than the world of celebrities.
Bailyn devotes much of a fascinating chapter to the 200-odd Finns who ended up on the Delaware River.
Thanks to much of the (fascinating) epigenetic research, a mother may now feel the burden of responsibility for her unborn baby's personality, behaviors, and disease predispositions... but now, we can add to that the character traits and health outcomes of her baby's babies' lives..
Yet his is a book of irresistible digressions, and whether they deal with coffee or astrology or the history of Yemen's rulers, they are so lightly folded into the text that you are seldom aware of how much necessary and fascinating detail has been put across.
