Sentence examples for Eternally fascinated from inspiring English sources
An aristocrat by upbringing, as Mr. Powell said, he was in one sense an unlikely figure to champion mass culture, with which he was eternally fascinated but sometimes charmingly unfamiliar.
Americans are eternally fascinated with presidential children, and perhaps none more so than Chelsea, who arrived at the White House as a gawky 12-year-old with frizzy hair and braces, and grew up before the nation's eyes, under a cone of silence that she has broken only rarely, to campaign for her mother, for instance, when Mrs. Clinton's bid for the presidency was in jeopardy.
It's just what I am eternally fascinated by.
I have been eternally fascinated by bands' early days and how that chemical reaction occurs... "Louder Than Hell" truly caters to the committed.
As a lover of Woolf — and someone eternally fascinated by what is left after the loss of a loved one — I'm bittersweetly eager to read Smyth's literary memoir of turning to the modernist author while mourning her father.
Eternal Egypt remains eternally fascinating.
Moore has long been fascinated by a concept derived from Einstein's theory of relativity, "eternalism," which holds that the passage of time is illusory, or, as Moore put it, that "every moment that has ever happened, or will ever happen, is suspended, unchangingly and eternally".
"The visitors are fascinated.
The portrait fascinated Thomas.
