Sentence examples for Most fascination from inspiring English sources
The common denominator that seems to have generated the most fascination is that every institution is led by a woman.
But it was a canary yellow DeLorean that had been parked overnight outside the museum that caused the most fascination.
For those who ponder the genre, it is the muse of New York City itself that generates the most fascination among readers.
Mr. Treacy's space capsule of a hat, apparently attached by centrifugal force to Victoria Beckham's hair-extension ponytail, aroused the most fascination — along with her husband David's tattooed neck emerging from his Ralph Lauren morning suit.
It was his face, though, that seemed to hold the most fascination for the public.
What was important for the film as well is that it has some of the most fascination architecture I've ever seen.
Fashion's most recent fascination with skulls can be linked to Hirst's 2007 statement about beauty, death and money.
Stevenson understood more deeply and clearly than most the fascination of the dark side, the allure of unreason and criminality.
Last Saturday's procedure elicited a lot of oohs and ahs, most in fascination rather than disgust.
His most recent fascination is the process of voting – how we vote, and how we make choices.
Among the subjects of most enduring fascination for students of political image-making are the principals in the campaign that, for many people, started it all, Kennedy and Nixon themselves.
