Sentence examples for the fascinating point from inspiring English sources

This first part of the book, or first book, if you prefer, deals with DNA and the fascinating point, blurry at best, at which chemistry turns into biology.

After all, defamation cases are the fascinating point at which the law, the conduct of the media and a plaintiff's sense of self all intersect.

But then Collopy pointed to a Vulture.com article on "Hollywood's blockbuster problem" which contains the fascinating point that in the film business,  China is the No. 2 market now.

If possible students should indicate what they want to discuss -- the fascinating point made in class or the idea not quite understood or the guidelines for the paper due at the end of the month.

The archaeologist who traveled with me for WALKING THE BIBLE and WHERE GOD WAS BORN, Avner Goren, made the fascinating point to me today that bodies used to be buried in groups but with the introduction of individualism from Greece, they started burying people in single boxes and labeling them.

He was a student as an undergraduate of John Wheeler, who gloried in teaching undergrads, which I think is one of the fascinating points of the podcast.

This is the first book to explore in depth the fascinating points of contact between art and clothing, and in doing so it constructs a new and innovative history of dress in which the artist plays a central role.

I thought this was the most fascinating point that Alexander made during our conversation.

The more subtle but fascinating point is that Barcham chose not to say who the penalty was against.

In a fascinating point towards the end of the text, he argues that the ecological movement is waiting for its very own Marx to provide a mature theoretical account of the social relations that underpin today's ecological crisis and the oppression that it wreaks.

In sketching the characters of the key players, Clark makes a fascinating point I've not seen before: not simply were all the political players in the drama male, but they were men caught in a "crisis of masculinity".