Sentence examples for sometimes fascinating from inspiring English sources

The digressions that pepper the book are sometimes fascinating.

But it might also describe the movie itself, which is a disjointed, sometimes fascinating mélange of moods, associations and effects.

These collisions are sometimes fascinating, but frequently messy; unfortunately, Capcom's Lost Planet 2 falls firmly into the latter category.

The excerpts here -- the play is constructed almost entirely from the written records of the day -- are sometimes fascinating.

There's not a lot of controversy in that, but along the way we get voluminous and sometimes fascinating information about where, how and by whom science was produced.

RALPH ALESSI Mr. Alessi has been a calm, exacting and, sometimes, fascinating presence on New York bandstands over the last two decades.

Mr. Vise's account of Mr. Hanssen's road to becoming a double agent is fascinating, sometimes gripping, but it is marred by his decision to dwell at unnecessary length on Mr. Hanssen's sexual pecadilloes.

To the Editor: Dan Savage's fascinating, sometimes funny, sometimes quite moving, and at all times balanced review of "Does Jesus Really Love Me?," by Jeff Chu, nevertheless angered me with a throwaway statement that was tangential to his argument.

But beneath all that glitter is a bitter, sometimes venomous, always fascinating political argument.

But his jokes sometimes suggested some fascinating thread in the rich tapestry of his life.

Is there a better way to ensure a steady stream of fascinating, sometimes surreal, James Bond movies?