Sentence examples for a long-term fascination from inspiring English sources
Burgess, who also contributed regularly to the Observer, had a long-term fascination with Napoleon and wrote a novel, Napoleon Symphony, based on the structure of Beethoven's Eroica symphony.
The ability of some species to grow at high temperatures has been a long-term fascination of microbiologists.
Even if I found more revelations in the former, the two shows are a buoyant reminder of Ireland's long-term fascination with Shakespeare: the first ever female Hamlet was Fanny Furnival's at Dublin's Smock Alley in 1741.
The excellent selection of well-known and seldom-seen material highlights both Man Ray's relationships with specific women and his long-term fascination with the female form as raw material.
(Missing from the list: bitcoin, which has long held Dixon's fascination but that he refers to as a "long-term project").. CD: We obviously invest in a wide range of things.
Assimilating to the local culture is a long-term challenge, but also a constant source of beauty, humor and fascination.
A: What's a long-term supply?
The city faces a long-term crisis.
"It is a long-term problem".
