Sentence examples for Bleak fascination from inspiring English sources
In songs she wrote herself or chose with exacting standards, she reveals every scar with bleak fascination and no regrets.
At the end of my street, outside a hardware shop on Tollington Park, was a contraption so unusual that each night, in a state of adrenaline-driven imbalance, I would find myself staring at it in the small hours in bleak fascination.
The house has a bleaker fascination for a very different group of fans: it was later the home of Brian Jones, a founder member of the Rolling Stones, who drowned in the swimming pool there in 1969.
Every simple, bleak detail has the fascination of the hitherto unknown; not a word of Ha Jin's hard-won English seems out of place or wasted.
Williams gives a straightforward account of Greeley's personal life, which included an unhappy marriage made bleaker by the couple's fascination with utopian communities and dietary fads.
There is a stark sensuality and fascination in some of the bleakest situations; an eros to go with the thanatos.
As sinister and bleak a story as that is, it shows the fascination we have with the fantastical idea of our shadows taking on a life of their own.
An article on Page 182 this weekend about the enduring cultural fascination with New York in the late 1970s and early 1980s, partly stoked by an interest in that era's bleak realities, misstates part of the name of the institute that named AIDS in 1982.
