facinating造句

• Most facinating of all he still delivers an impressive live act.
• But don't give up on this facinating city.
• "This is really a facinating tale, " he added.
• I find the total idea thoroughly facinating.
• But is the facinating " fun facts, " as told by him, that I would like to include.
• There are claims for the strategy and viewpoint of Varro and Hannibal; facinating and informative, but where do they come from?
• The " Liz Shaw " phenomenon is a ( IMO ) facinating look at how far some people will go to get noticed-whether through fame or infamy.
• Now that Dr Wood has reviewed some of the research that is been conducted, he has changed his expert opinion from NEVER EVER to NOT LIKELY . Facinating!
• Counting the number of letters in mostly arbitrary English words isn't going to do that, though it might give a linguist some facinating dynamics to improve his field with.
• He is not only worthy of inclusion as a Wiki item, his story would make a great human interest article that would be facinating reading even to those who have not heard of him.
• In an article about art, I would consider image quality to be critical and would oppose this facinating article as a result .-- Gmaxwell 04 : 04, 13 September 2005 ( UTC)
• The first segment, I believe, was about the science behind people's number sense, and was quite facinating .-- 32 " "'03 : 18, 24 December 2012 ( UTC)
• It was really facinating with high-res photos, english translations, and so on, but unfortunately I cannot find it at the moment ( or maybe it is no longer online, or maybe I'm remembering it wrong ).
• The photograph features the facinating night view of the Victoria Harbour of Hong Kong in two layers, with Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Peninsula in the foreground, the Central, Hong Kong Island ( the opposite side of the harbour ) in the background.
• Marshall was the VP under Woodrow Wilson and has a facinating story, and played an important role ( or rather a lack of a role which was in itself a role ) in the shaping the direction of the USA foreign policy following World War I . I believe this article satisfies the FA criteria, and is worthy of the star.
• Whether we delete or not, definitely "'keep archives "': the success of wikithings means the experiences of editors is going to make a facinating study topic for some psychologist / sociologist one day . . . this could provide a lot of insight .  Adrian J . Hunter 15 : 28, 1 January 2007 ( UTC)
• Morton developed the bra in the course of her work as president of Suddenly Slender Inc ., a firm that franchises " all-natural mineral wraps " that promise to " melt " inches off the body . ( N . B . : The website material about the herbal wraps is facinating reading, especially the part about wrapping the dog .)
• The review said that the album " constantly adds unexpected and facinating details . . . . A solid attraction amid intriguing oddities is the powerful array of guitar sounds . " Critic Robert Christgau described the album as " slowly winning a heartwarming battle against constitutional melancholia . " AllMusic staff writer Stephen Thomas Erlewine gave the album three and a half out of five stars, saying, " While a bit too incoherent, " No Code " is Pearl Jam's richest and most rewarding album to date as well as their most human . " " NME " gave " No Code " a seven out of ten.