Sentence examples for somehow fascinating from inspiring English sources

There has always been something otherworldly about him and his unconventional delivery; here, too, he delivered committed singing, somehow fascinating, that had nothing to do with conventional standards of vocal beauty (although his voice seems to be gaining a new solidity over time).

Unlike VH1's series "Behind the Music," which charts the predictable but somehow always fascinating rise and fall and rebirth of rock bands and isn't aimed at a particular age group, this series is intended for, and probably put together by, people who were of thumb-sucking age in the seventies; that must be why in the entire 1973 hour there is no mention of the Watergate hearings.

Even the mechanical dystopias of modern society are somehow, mysteriously fascinating.

I remember liking it because it was a normal thing, but made really big and somehow that was fascinating, which I think is what Blauvelt's "transforming the everyday" is about.

That would have been more fascinating somehow.

Second, as Mr. Parekh complained in the Economic Times, these bold and often fascinating projects somehow remained underfunded, trapped forever at the scale of a village or a district.

A museum which seemed to consist of one bulletin board with about six facts pinned to it, but was somehow all the more fascinating for it.

And yet the Florida campaign has also, somehow, made for an oddly fascinating spectacle.

I am somehow both ordinary and endlessly fascinating—I can't ever fold a towel the same way twice.

I am somehow both ordinary and endlessly fascinating — I can't ever fold a towel the same way twice.

"Irina Palm" is, for the most part, a phony trifle, but at its heart, somehow, is a real and fascinating person.