Sentence examples for Deeply fascinated from inspiring English sources
Then, at 19, "I suddenly got deeply fascinated in trying to find out when civilisation began.
Of course I am deeply fascinated by the nuts and bolts of our body, this incredibly intricate and almost miraculous machine that each of us inhabits.
He was also deeply fascinated by the work of the retired RAF wing-commander Charles Reep, an English pioneer of statistical analysis and the long-ball game.
She has been writing about neuroenhancers for several years from a perspective that is deeply fascinated and mildly critical, but basically in favor — with the important caveat that we need to know much more about how these drugs work.
Even more important, there is very little genuine Spartan history written by Spartans (there was no Spartan Herodotus or Thucydides, though both men were deeply fascinated by Sparta, as indeed were most Greeks).
Mr. Jackman said in a statement: "I have been deeply fascinated by the life of Harry Houdini since I was young, and in many ways I've been preparing for this role my whole life.
West appears deeply, singularly fascinated by his own, however it's presently manifesting; fame seems neither to afflict nor beleaguer his peers in quite the same way.
But laws influence culture, just as culture influences laws, and if Congress enacted a serious piece of gun-control legislation perhaps that might initiate a subtle shift in American attitudes toward guns, and that might eventually lead some parent with a deeply troubled, deeply isolated son fascinated by violence to think twice before turning the family home into a munitions depot.
He is deeply compassionate and fascinated by human behaviour".
They are, to me, deeply religious too; fascinated by things that fade, by the possibility of a world beyond the visible.
