Sentence examples for that would be fascinating from inspiring English sources

Interesting idea that would be fascinating to see in action.

But at the same time, "I wanted it to be not just a factual book from an M.I.T. nerd boring everyone, but a great read that would be fascinating to men and women alike".

If a society were discovered in which people routinely discussed the infrared and ultraviolet colors of flowers, that would be fascinating, because it would indicate that human eyes are sensitive to a wider range of optical wavelengths than anyone had previously suspected.

That would be fascinating.

That would be fascinating, but there is no Earth in the Kuiper belt.

Now that would be fascinating.

"Critics hate it but people love it or critics love it and people hate it!" It's possible to interpret that MoMA quote along the lines of "the critics don't like me, but who cares as long as the people do!" That'd be fascinating, because it becomes an infinite hall of mirrors: the man obsessed with the kitsch is obsessed with being kitsch.

"When he says that design is not necessary or it's a value not to have it -- if he said all of that and I thought he was an apologist for his own inadequacies, that would be a fascinating position for some mad charlatan," Gehry says.

In addition, he had informally studied the practice of snake handling, concluding that "anything involving snakes would be scary and I saw the church stuff as something that would be really fascinating".

That part would be fascinating to observe, and I genuinely look forward to that.

These are the kinds of questions that it would be fascinating to have answered.