Sentence examples for one fascinating thing from inspiring English sources
However, there is one fascinating thing about yogurt; it is apparently exclusively eaten by women.
One fascinating thing about the music of the two Brazilian composers is the way European classical music and native folk and popular styles intermingle in their work.
One fascinating thing about the competition is watching humanoid robots act like alien creatures; the flop into the car is a case in point.
One fascinating thing is that Peter Doig, a talented, imaginative painter who has little to do with the look-at-me school of celebrity art, is now so famous that someone is making such a claim involving him.
She had begun seeing a psychiatrist, Dr. Boigon, and "one fascinating thing I am beginning to get through my thick head," she wrote ambiguously to Allan and Mariclare about her therapy sessions, "is that it doesn't matter what you do... except to yourself".
To understand what has happened, start by understanding that illegal immigration and the "birther" business have one fascinating thing in common: Both began as crass ploys to appeal to voters, with Arpaio's tone hardening as he somehow, over time, convinced himself that what he was peddling was actually so.
You can stumble on fascinating things.
"Yuri is the one who got me with the bug… I find that when I speak to him he has one one more fascinating thing to tell me after another".
In its course, during a discussion about free will and determinism, Skinner reflected that: "I was famous, I guess, for a while, and one of the fascinating things about it for me – and one of the unnerving, scary things – was how my boundaries completely controlled me.
One of the fascinating things about songs is that you can like different ones for completely different reasons.
"One of the fascinating things is that Instagram is still available everywhere," Systrom noted (coincidentally, on the same day that Iran once again slammed a wall around Twitter and Facebook after a brief glitch broke it a few hours).
