Sentence examples for surprisingly fascinating from inspiring English sources

(A surprisingly fascinating history of its evolution is available here).

The cheekiest, and yet at the same time the most surprisingly fascinating of the reprints is the very slim volume, Prufrock and Other Observations.

Next door is the Automobile Museum, which is surprisingly fascinating even for non-petrol-heads as, alongside the vintage and modern cars, high fashion from the 1920s-50s is on display (€7.50, under-threes free, museoautomovilmalaga.com).

The next time I saw her, she told me that she was hooked and that a new episode on the Siege of Munster — which had popped up on my iPhone, but which I had not rushed to hear — was surprisingly fascinating.

Instead, they were loyal residents — some of whom were second- and even third-generation Encino-dwellers — who wanted the neighborhood to be defined not by Encino Commons' lackluster shopping opportunities, but by Encino's surprisingly fascinating history, and by their steadfast belief that it has always been a serene refuge from the commotion over the hill.

In short: it's relatively tiny but surprisingly fascinating.

Nevertheless, it's a fascinating source of research material and surprisingly absorbing books you never knew existed.

Some of the historical hats are among the most fascinating, and surprisingly ageless.

Hudson River Park's River Rocks concert series gets under way on July 14, with an appearance by Merrill Garbus's fascinating, and surprisingly danceable, band, tUnE-YaRdS.

Like many tourists, I was drawn to Annapolis by its 18th-century buildings and by the Naval Academy, a fascinating and surprisingly visitor-friendly place.

In this time, Berlin has found something it didn't expect: that it is not defined like other cities by its wealth or its industry or its commerce, but rather surprisingly by its own fascinating complexity and contradictions.