Sentence examples for apparent fascination from inspiring English sources

So what might explain this apparent fascination with people's sexual orientation?

And while they do have one specific dig at Guardian journalists and their apparent fascination with celebrity, I'm struggling to see who their target is.

A six-term senator with an ego the size of a brontosaurus will sit mute, in apparent fascination, while the heir to an oil fortune reveals his plan to reduce crime by chopping off the fingers of shoplifters.

Mr. Abdullahu, an ethnic Albanian who was born in Kosovo, teeters in the transcripts between an apparent fascination with the tools of violence and an aversion to their consequences.

When, after several minutes, they looked up, the gap-toothed man (although he watched them with apparent fascination) was still preaching, so they kissed again and remained in each other's arms until the sound of a guitar farther down the street — in front of a café called the Fifth Estate — caused the teen-age group to disperse and drift toward the music.

The show's producers have asked Zach Braff and the rest of the cast to sing but the cleverness of the songs, which mock patient paranoia, the process of diagnosis and doctors' apparent fascination with all things scatological make up for the ineptness of vocal talent.

The museum had on display the inventions of many scientists from the 1600s and it was apparent that our fascination (and obsession) with the concept of time and space goes back a long way.

In the parking lot, he invites her to drop everything and join the group as its members pile into a van; her temptation is apparent (as is her fascination with, even attraction to, the apparent leader).

Its problems retain their fascination because of an apparent (often deceptive) simplicity and an irresistible beauty.

Mr. Luna's fascination with Surrealism was apparent in his 1987 film "Anguish," in which a character collects eyeballs from human corpses.

Dickinson's existence, and what sprang from its apparent sparseness, is an enduring object of fascination.