Sentence examples for strong fascinating from inspiring English sources
Anything but dull and ordinary, this computer-animated feature has a clean and vibrant visual style and is organized around a strong, fascinating idea.
When Hughes took a job teaching at a boys' school, Plath wrote of her hulking Adam, "They must really admire him; he is such a strong, fascinating person, compared to the other sissy teachers they get," and five years later, when Plath had an appendectomy and Hughes came to the hospital bringing "huge rare steak sandwiches," Plath wrote, "He is an absolute angel.
Without a hint of modernism, Williams creates a strong, fascinating character who insists on seeing the captured savage (Rod Rondeaux) as a man and not just an object of scorn or even pity.
"Our stories feature strong characters, fascinating settings, and are filled with wisdom and learning that address universal human themes.
Her unforgettable screenplays invited television and movie audiences to sojourn with strong characters, fascinating plots and excellent writing full of wit and intelligence.
He includes Mr. Rifkin's paper -- which, astonishingly, has never been published complete before -- and adds the evidence of his own exhaustive research to present a strong and fascinating case.
Cuban music, he argues, is as central as African or European music to the music of the Americas and the world, from the underpinnings of New Orleans jazz to the riff in "Louie, Louie," and he makes a strong and fascinating case.
Ultimately Sonos is strong and fascinating company.
But then you start hiking and you hear the stories of the porters, all of whom are strong, friendly, with fascinating personal tales of the tribes whence they stem.
"Geisha" is one of their strongest and most fascinating excursions into territory whose physical and emotional atmospheres are a coolly seething whole.
Her face is harmonious, but not in an Italian, classical way; it's an inverted pear, with big almond eyes; and then her strong, red lips, the fascinating centre of the picture, closed in a half-smile that is reminiscent of the Mona Lisa.
