Sentence examples for a fascination that from inspiring English sources

So I've seen how it operates and it is quite fascinating, but it's a fascination that is like drugs.

We've been fascinated with building versions of ourselves -- a fascination that goes beyond technology.

This is a fascination that is unimaginable in my generation".

We regard them with a fascination that sometimes mutates into affection, sometimes into superstition and fear.

The rest of us read with a fascination that is always tinged with grief.

This is a fascination that has been increasingly peddled as some sort of commemorative tankard.

That suspicion was confirmed the other day, when a CNN executive, boasting of his network's billion-dollar profit in 2016, spoke of "a general fascination that wouldn't be the same as under a Clinton Administration".

"People are curious," says Rich. "There's a morbid fascination that exists in so many elements of culture … which makes it all the more of a spectacle".

(If the purpose is to find missing people, wouldn't it make sense to show us more pictures of the actual people?) Both cases have a horrible fascination that comes through despite some repetitious, circular storytelling.

As it stands, "Mrs. Paine's Garage" has a queasy fascination that derives less from its contribution to the already vast assassination literature than from its slow-motion depiction of a national tragedy colliding with a very private life.

Simon Callow is explaining a lifelong fascination that has led him to write about Charles Dickens, to adapt his work, and to play the man – twice in episodes of Doctor Who alone – as well as his characters on both stage and screen.