Sentence examples for was fascinating enough from inspiring English sources

That a macho, murdering mob boss could have pangs of existential angst was fascinating enough to sustain a television show.

It was fascinating enough and he was engaging enough that I tucked his card into my pocket and made him promise that we could talk again sometime.

And while his journalistic sins were grave, as were the internal newsroom failings that allowed him to thrive, it was hard to imagine that the story was fascinating enough to a mass audience to sustain five weeks of cliffhanger coverage.

The football itself was fascinating enough to strike me dumb; and where, in the semifinal against Portugal, I had been driven to lyrical exclamation, I found this game too tense, too fast, too breathtaking to do more than gasp, as much as at what did not happen as at what did.

In the 2013 science-fiction movie "Her," a single conversational bot was fascinating enough to capture a lovelorn man's attention; in real life, it's likely that there will be many interesting bots, each of which is designed — if only for purposes of product differentiation — to have its own interesting and fun personality.

It looks like Barbara Walters was fascinating enough to give ABC a ratings win Wednesday night.

That question is fascinating enough.

This overreaching is too bad, because Parsons's story is fascinating enough on its own.

It must be fascinating enough to command the audience's attention.

The journey is fascinating enough to render frustrating the author's conclusion.

Had the earthquake never occurred, the story of Yokohama would be fascinating enough.