Sentence examples for produced fascinating from inspiring English sources
The repertories embraced by these streams of electronic music produced fascinating and groundbreaking work, much of it well worth revival.
The city has produced fascinating musical acts beyond this continuum, but for me, the sounds that have emerged through Bristol's omnipresent sound-system culture are the most exciting.
When it came time to do an autobiography, she enlisted Ritz, a skilled biographer and ghostwriter who had produced fascinating books with Ray Charles, Etta James, Bettye LaVette, and Smokey Robinson.
During this time, Lowry produced fascinating additions to "October Ferry" — almost a hundred pages, written in his tiny hand, in which he began to examine what he called the "alcoholocaust" of his life, and the way that drinking had affected his art.
The last few years of PML research have produced fascinating results.
This detailed history, enriched by morphological, behavioral, molecular and paleontological data has produced fascinating opportunities to examine evolutionary processes, neuroscience, and developmental biology, even as the reduction of species —largely through anthropogenic agency— has brought them into conservation focus.
Sunlight that propagates through clouds and precipitation often produces fascinating optical images.
Are there simple strategies that can be used to win money even with losing hands?These efforts may produce fascinating results.
'PICTURE THIS!' (Friday, and Monday through Thursday) Children are often adorable in front of the camera, but put them behind it, and they can produce fascinating work.
Wild yeasts, along with just about anything else in the air, shepherd the brew on its path to beerhood, converting barley and wheat sugars into alcohol, producing fascinating and, dare I say, wine-like beers.
Re-imagining classic novels from the point of view of minor characters can produce fascinating new insights: Jean Rhys's Wide Sargasso Sea, JM Coetzee's Foe, Jane Smiley's A Thousand Acres, Sena Jeter Naslund's Ahab's Wife and Tom Stoppard's Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead are just a few that spring to mind.
