Sentence examples for a special fascination from inspiring English sources

But legal philosophers are political philosophers with a specialization that gives language (and philosophy of language) a special fascination.

Royal works appeared to hold a special fascination.

Europeans had a special fascination for America's diverse cultures.

It's useless to pretend that the style of powerful men doesn't have a special fascination.

Another is that the Titanic holds a special fascination for middle-aged men.

AMONG sun-seeking families in Tucson, the state's second-largest city, holds a special fascination.

These biblical lines (Isaiah 11 6 9) provided Edward Hicks the allegorical framework in which to approach a theme of special fascination to him: the peaceable kingdom, an idyllic world in which all creatures live in harmony.

One former detainee told Feitlowitz, "Our bodies were a source of special fascination.

"Our bodies were a source of special fascination," Astelarra recounted, shuddering at the memory.

Of special fascination is Fry's penchant for what Smith calls "instrumental text declamation".

So a new collection from Andante.com, "Vienna Philharmonic: 20th-Century Music," Vol. 1, holds special fascination.