Sentence examples similar to Fixed fascinations from inspiring English sources

Part of what drives the "Girls" fascination is Dunham herself.

For her, and for the handful of experts at the Mummy Congress, fascination slides into obsession.

The Elias Sports Bureau recently researched the Mets' fascination with.500 this season and found that it goes much deeper than their record.

Media fascination with the hateful white Trump voter fuels the theory, now in fashion, that bigotry is the only explanation for supporting him.

Edward Forbes' fascination with a painting's colors and their binding medium — a close inspection of which could help to determine a work's authenticity — fueled his desire to use science to understand and study great works of art.

This particular instance of identity theft reflects a Continental fascination of the time for all things Scottish: first the poems of Ossian, whose fraudulent antiquity was sold as ancient mist emanating from the Highlands, and later Scott's romantic potboilers.

Artists' fascination with ruins can be traced back centuries, and they've been drawn to the ones dotting Detroit's landscape for years.

So pervasive was the Blue Angels' fascination with the human anatomy that even the pumpkins put out for Halloween were carved with pornographic stencils.

The NBA's fascination with global basketball is no secret.

BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB "The Fascination of Sun and Shore".

Like everyone with a television, Bruno noticed ESPN's fascination with the World Cup.