Sentence examples for that fascinating from inspiring English sources

"No one looks at details or digs down, and I found that fascinating".

The way he talked about life and death and the randomness of health and ill health – I found that fascinating".

I found that fascinating: 'I didn't like him, but I loved him.' They didn't like how he mistreated people.

Rats, it turns out, are not really all that fascinating to watch, no more so than prairie dogs, canaries or carp.

My explanation for the lack of interest in Koestler is that, fascinating though his life was, he doesn't matter much anymore.

The purely musical ingredients of "Uniko" are not that fascinating, often an embellished rocking back and forth within a single interval or a three- or four-note phrase.

("I have to tell you, other people's sex lives are not that fascinating," Kinsey says, while allowing that they can still be pretty funny).

The thing about British politics is that, fascinating as the House of Commons Library document on MPs related to other MPs might be, what is most striking about it is how few of them actually are.

The audience is waiting for a climactic transformation scene, or non-transformation scene, or a scene which nails that fascinating and touching idea of a lobster and a lobster's mysterious destiny.

I think I was caught up in the intersection between a fictional and real life story and found that fascinating but also dangerous to play out those relationships in fiction.

I found that fascinating--thinking not only about Marilyn, but about men and women, and gender relations at the time.