Sentence examples for With great fascination from inspiring English sources

"I followed the O.J. trial with great fascination.

"One summer I read an old copy of 'Confessions of an English Opium-Eater' with great fascination".

Mark, Houston: I used to be a newspaper reporter, so I have watched with great fascination where the media has gone over the past 15 years.

I read with great fascination Evan Thomas's review of Richard Snow's "Measureless Peril: America in the Fight for the Atlantic, the Longest Battle of World War II" (May 16).

But Welsh isthe kind of writer who floats above theworld scribbling passionately in his notebook,observing with great fascination thedirection less, antlike creatures below him.He's a wry observer but rarely a sympathizer:he's happy to describe the flawsof his fictional creations, but mostly, heseems happy he's not them.

My first stop was the two roads which the tourists had been photographing with great fascination.

Nobody in Britain will be watching the US election with greater fascination than Gordon Brown and David Cameron.

He conveys a great fascination with Chinese culture and history.

He's very kind and very understanding – he has a great fascination with people.

If you take a look at my work, an awful lot of it is making fun of nostalgia, making fun of past time, but at the same time it incorporates a great fascination with history.

And then he agreed to do Last Tango In Paris (1972) for Bernardo Bertolucci - the last dissolute, shabby, vile act of the former angel, a role that mined his own past (because he let it), that depended on his own great fascination with sex and its power, as well as his tormented feelings towards women.