Sentence examples for abiding fascination from inspiring English sources

His sense of alienation gave him an abiding fascination with what it means to be connected to other people.

Created in 1947, the C.I.A. has been responsible for many deeds, including our abiding fascination with spooks.

What we had in common was a deep regard for and an abiding fascination with places and what makes them tick.

Mr. Avital has an abiding fascination with North African and Middle Eastern music, which he explores on "Suite of the East".

There is an abiding fascination, too, with trying to concoct a spider's web of connections between the creation of the Creature and Mary Shelley's own tragic circumstances.

He has an abiding fascination with the Russian empire and the respects in which it resembled and differed from its British, Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian competitors.

Her body was among her abiding fascinations: at one point, she weighed more than two hundred pounds.

One of the abiding fascinations in studying the world of traitors and double agents is to try to arrive at a sense of motive – why would you want to betray your own country in the first place?

The first object I recall at the Mütter happened to be the giant colon, five times the average size, formerly belonging to the so-called Human Windbag, one of the dime-museum stars, whose misfortune came to be removed after his death, stuffed by the museum with packing straw and put on view, where it remains an object of abiding proctologic fascination.

But when the cultural appetite for cowboy stories dried up, Leonard aimed his abiding childhood fascination with outlaws in a different direction: toward the street.

Germans and Britons drawn West by an abiding cowboys-and-Indians fascination.