Sentence examples for seem fascinating from inspiring English sources
"I thought, I'm going to be really crazily introverted and seem fascinating.
Computerized exercises on "imagery analysis" make what some former colleagues have described to me as mind-numbing work seem fascinating.
I was supposed to be finishing a long-overdue book, a process that makes every other potential project seem fascinating and urgent.
She bikes around the city, perches atop ruins, pulls Roman artifacts out of storerooms and explains that a strange-looking tomb monument was built to recall a Roman bakery, a description that makes both bakeries and monuments seem fascinating.
But, reassuringly, "Bring Up the Bodies" takes up exactly where "Wolf Hall" leaves off: its great magic is in making the worn-out story of Henry and his many wives seem fascinating and suspenseful again.
The answerers may seem fascinating, but their context is always dictated by the questioner, so you cannot really converse with them — and so you are less engaged.
Egyptian legislative elections have always seemed fascinating to watch but hopelessly predictable.
My sister's job, with its deep connections to history, literature, and culture, seems fascinating from afar.
In the studio, sex, drink and drugs contributed to a hallucinatory focus on ordinary things that suddenly seemed fascinating.
Calligraphy seemed fascinating but pointless at the time, but years later it became the basis for the fonts in Apple computers.
