Sentence examples for a compulsive fascination from inspiring English sources

Thanks to social media and Google, all you need is the rabbit hole of a Wi-Fi connection and a passing interest to develop a compulsive fascination.

It often has the same sort of compulsive fascination as a crossword puzzle".

He retained a love for Russia, in particular its vodka, but his most compulsive fascination, aside from writing, was with maps.

The compulsive fascination with these capers is such that the British tabloid the Sun could scarcely contain its glee this past May, when it reported that Sloan was working for a bus company.

Part of the drama's compulsive fascination, viewers say, is that when Paul's frailties are exposed, he can be off-putting.

Henry's compulsive fascination with his mother's romance -- which he discovers by tapping into her e-mail files -- shapes his own nascent sexuality even as it prompts anxiety about the future coherence of his family.

I can't help thinking of the clash between notions of tolerance in our society, for which we so often pat ourselves on the back, and our compulsive fascination and heartless criticism of "misfits", aka the bravely idiosyncratic and original.

The museum was established by Robert Opie, a compulsive collector whose fascination with everyday things began on a railway station platform.

Until then, I will no longer take part in the left's obsessive-compulsive fascination with her, which is both unhealthy and counterproductive.

Chappell: a compulsive hooker.

Elvis was a compulsive user.