Sentence examples for too fascinating from inspiring English sources

"Exit Ghost" is just too fascinating to leave alone.

Although he's been warned off Nadia by his mother, his aunt is too fascinating to resist.

The ideas of the movie were too fascinating to need the help of a literary context.

This is a kind of liminal music too, fascinating because it's so much closer to credible pop.

Life is just too complicated, too unpredictable, too hard and too fascinating.

The ideas of the movie were too fascinating to need the help of a literary context.

As she moves toward adolescence, she sometimes treats men as unusual and too-fascinating creatures.

The Vienna Festival, too, explores fascinating operatic byways, with Monteverdi's "Incoronazione di Poppea" and Schumann's "Genoveva".

And different manufacturers defined sizes differently, too — this fascinating New York Times graphic from 2011 shows how a size 8 waist measurement could differ by as much as five inches of cloth between different designers.

Unlike, too, the fascinating Radio Muezzin, in which four Egyptian muezzin talk of their lives as criers as they face a mechanised threat: soon the call to prayer will be issued via the radio.

I wanted to explore, too, the fascinating range of alternative stories that people in modern Japan have told about their country: visions of what they hoped it might become, playing out across politics and music, art and philosophy, family and work, dance and religion, literature, folklore and film.