Sentence examples for somewhat fascinating from inspiring English sources

On a sidenote, it was somewhat fascinating how the anti-gay protesters were trying to make an aesthetic argument of purity and goodness  -- rooted, problematically, in the Leni Riefenstahl-esque aesthetic sense of 1930's Germany --  into the mix to counter what they perceived as evil.

It was pretty fascinating.

Somewhat more fascinating are the pentominoes, of which there are exactly 12 forms (Figure 19B).

A dangerous, somewhat sad, always fascinating power addict is more like it.

This is the fascinating, somewhat troubling calculation and conflict of Joseline.

However, a fascinating somewhat less told aspect of the program was that it came about because of commercialization!

Now the story takes a fascinating if somewhat predictable turn.

The standard, two-hour tour is fascinating, if somewhat formulaic.

Pixar Scientist Tells How Math Makes the Movies We Love Theverge.com |  About the fascinating, if somewhat counterintuitive, intersection of math and art in modern life.

This passage — from radicalism to conventionality, from communal socialism to sharp-elbowed corporatism — makes for a fascinating, if somewhat depressing, read.

Of course, this is nothing like the somewhat stale but still fascinating hostility between male figure skaters Johnny Weir and Evan Lysacek.