Although it was a series of random accidents that landed the case of Dr. Lee in his court, Judge Parker expressed fascination with the issues involved, particularly the way scientists operate.
At best, she appeared to express the fascination of a visiting anthropologist for the natives of Rochester and Strood with their curious cultural customs.
After leaning over to look through the telescope, many people stepped away smiling and turned to strangers in line -- more than 100 people probably ended up stopping for a look -- to express their fascination.
(The idea of the soul captivates gothic films from Dracula to The Devil Rides Out, though most tend to express that fascination through ssaults on the body, achieving carnality in sexual desire or in gore).
Honoré de Balzac (in his novella Gambara) and Heinrich Heine (in his poem Angélique) are just two of the contemporary writers to express their fascination with the opera.
The Cinefantastique Online team of Steve Biodrowski, Lawrence French, and Dan Persons get together to express their fascination about a film that has so much and falls so short, and to try to figure out what prevents this latest Blumhouse (or as it's now being called, BH Productions) release from rising to its potential.
In her "Installation: Figures, Colors First," Ms. Killaars, 48, who also began her career as a painter, expresses her fascination with the scintillating hues of India.
In addition to his religious representations, Baldung's work expressed his fascination with witchcraft, as can be seen in his woodcut Witches' Sabbath (1510) and in a series of drawings and prints he made on this theme between 1510 and 1544.
Mr. Fox has expressed historical fascination with the legacy of the Catholic insurgents, known as Cristeros, and during his campaign often ended rallies with a Cristero war cry: "If I advance, follow me!
As his disillusionment with film grew in the 1990's, he said, it occurred to him "that maybe cinema was not the ideal medium for me to express my fascinations".
