Sentence examples for was very fascinating from inspiring English sources

But it was very fascinating because coincidentally, accidentally, the listeners got the sentiment.

Your play was very fascinating, but I must tell you something.

"It was very fascinating to me that in all the articles about 'Angels' and all the articles about the Public Theatre the fact that I am black was really not discussed," Wolfe told me.

"It was very fascinating but a bit frustrating, too," Graybiel recalls.

This young girl, who was so feisty and emotional and strong-willed, was very fascinating to me.

And it was very fascinating because I just saw someone who was so hurt, who had been abused and had a massive drug problem -- things that I can relate to and identify with.

"We were very fascinating," he says.

America has always been very fascinating for me.

I have no idea what that is: it's very fascinating, very hairy and it looks like Napoleon".

He once recommended John le Carré's "The Honourable Schoolboy," saying, "It's six hundred pages, it's mostly description, but it's very fascinating".

I think that maybe it's just that the philosophical dimension of absence has always been very fascinating to me — possibly because I have a tendency to hold and feel the echoes of things longer than the average person.