Sentence examples for share fascinating from inspiring English sources

The staff are only too willing to share fascinating stories of how people used to live, and maybe a few ghost stories as well.

Geraldine Downey, Ana Paulina Lee, Anupama Rao, and Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic, distinguished Columbia and Barnard faculty, share fascinating research with moderator and General Studies Dean Lisa Rosen-Metsch '90GS, and discuss how their findings impact women in key ways.

Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao the "ABCs"—located in the southwestern Caribbean, not far from Venezuela, share fascinating ecological features with the West Indies as well as the South American mainland, making birding on the islands unique.

Instagram, which includes a number of accounts that share fascinating images from North Korea, remains accessible for now.

We then return to our hotel where we enjoy a tasting of the excellent wines produced by hotel itself, while a local enthusiast shares fascinating insights into the wine culture of the area.

At Sundance the movie seemed to divide audiences who have no problem with Generation T.M.I. (too much information) and those who find Nev's on-camera sharing fascinating, appalling and — when he and the filmmakers actually visit Abby's family — callous, even cruel.

I waited eagerly for her feedback as she typically shares fascinating insights.

John Lloyd shares fascinating knowledge from his new book 1432 QI Facts to Bowl You Over and we celebrate international wallpaper week with textile expert Dominique Heyse-Moore.

Another good example is 23andMe: on Twitter, the company consistently shares fascinating articles on genetics, rather than pushing their DNA-mapping service.

In this unlikely context so far from home, he shared fascinating details about the Trump campaign's plans to use 1.6 million volunteers in a data-driven, large-scale ground game operation to win the next Presidential election.

I fell in love with Prague and I love to reveal her charms to guests". Floating past baroque buildings, Gothic churches and the famed pedestrian Charles Bridge (constructed from 1357 to 1402 and lined with statues of Catholic saints), affable Rusnak shares fascinating stories about this City of a Hundred Spires: its history, architecture and music.