Sentence examples for brief fascination from inspiring English sources

B.F.W.S.S.? Brief fascination with singer-songwriters.

During his 52 years at U.P.I., most of it in the Los Angeles bureau, he wrote not only about the film industry's biggest stars but also about the events that changed Hollywood, including the decline of the studio system and its powerful bosses, the emergence of television and the public's brief fascination with 3-D movies.

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A brief account of his childhood fascination with the movies, for instance, ends up challenging the myth that submersion in popular culture sounds the death knell of literary aspiration.

That mistress is Revlon, the $1.9 billion cosmetics company that has been the object of Mr. Perelman's fascination, except for one brief unfaithful period last year, since 1985.

MEXICO'S French fascination intensified during the brief "empire" (1864-1867), but flourished most colorfully during the nearly continuous reign of President Porfirio Díaz from 1876 to 1911, when Mexico strove to earn a place in the "civilized societies".

In the Morgan show a brief section is devoted to Dickens's fascination with mesmerism, and his pride in his abilities to hypnotize his wife and friends, along with others plagued by afflictions.

Careless People: Murder, Mayhem and the Invention of The Great Gatsby Sarah Churchwell (Virago, £16.99) Sarah Churchwell ventures deep into the heart of the American Dream to explain the enduring fascination of F Scott Fitzgerald's brief but haunting novel.

His primary focus now, he said, is finishing the show that was born out of his fascination with Jack Paar, Art Linkletter and Ed Sullivan during his brief time living in the U.S. in his youth.

The account of Minnelli's brief, dreadful marriage to Garland exerts a ghoulish fascination, but so many details are left out that the portrait that emerges is maddeningly vague.

But it reignited our fascination with it, even when – for a brief time after her death – that fascination was expressed as fury.