Sentence examples for building fascination from inspiring English sources

Another current weaving through Modern Vampires is Koenig's building fascination with his (and everyone's) looming demise.

John M. Logsdon, the director of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University, said: "There are a variety of reasons to do it, including ego gratification, including loss-leader reputation building, including a fascination with doing things in space.

We've been fascinated with building versions of ourselves -- a fascination that goes beyond technology.

The morbid fascination starts building before the picture is 10 minutes gone.

And although Mr. DeMarco has gone on to other things -- he is the math coordinator at Briarcliffe College in Bethpage and an adjunct in the business department at the New York Institute of Technology in Old Westbury -- the fascination with building models and squeezing them into glass containers has never faded.

Building blocks are a fascination that most people eventually outgrow.

Her fascination with building things started during her teenage years when she worked at a machine shop at age 15.

A series of galleries on one side of the building tracks the czar's fascination with science, medicine, navigation and craftsmanship —the more "manly" aspect of his personality, as Mr. Mosterd puts it — and a parallel series of galleries on the other side of the building showcases his more aesthetic contributions to Russian life.

Examples of artists' fascination with the building can be seen at the Detroit Institute of Arts' "Detroit Revealed" exhibition and film series, which includes several photographs and a 3-D film, "plant," that examine the building.

Thinking about this, I start to see his fascination with set-building in a new light.

Mr. Kaufman had a lifelong fascination with office buildings as public spaces with which tenants and passers-by could engage.