Sentence examples for apparently fascinated from inspiring English sources

At Christie's, bidders were apparently fascinated by Ms. Kher's three separate aluminum panels covered with thousands of felt bindis.

Though apparently fascinated by RD Laing's theories about family repression, he's far too agile to be trapped by one explanation.

Vermeer was apparently fascinated by these optical effects, and he exploited them to give his paintings a greater sense of immediacy.

Of course, like the Huntsman girls, it is their collective movie-star looks that get noticed, especially by apparently fascinated journalists.

Brautigan was apparently fascinated with Hemingway's suicide and talked often of suicide himself, once slitting his wrists and smearing blood on the walls of an ex-girlfriend's apartment.

Unlike mosquitoes or bees, ants have no direct connection with the life of humans - we don't need them or fear them - but we are, apparently, fascinated by them.

In 1975 Mr. Baldessari began to leave Conceptual Art behind, apparently becoming fascinated with how movie stills, amended with shapes of bright color, could be used to structure meaning in ways porous enough for viewers to add their own.

"And it, and the media, is apparently still fascinated by everything O.J. Simpson".

Not only this, but people are apparently so fascinated by sharks that they want to eat them.

Washington, which kept Chrysler alive by pumping in cash, apparently was so fascinated by that cute 500 model that it is allowing Fiat to take over Chrysler for free.

Visitors wandered in and out, some fascinated, others apparently dumbfounded.