Sentence examples for burgeoning fascination with from inspiring English sources

Opened in 1998 on the site of a former limestone quarry, the Armin-Wolf Arena, named after a local sportswriter and baseball booster, reflects Germany's burgeoning fascination with America's pastime.

The songs from The Joshua Tree and Rattle and Hum placed more emphasis on Lanois-inspired rhythm as they mixed distinct and varied styles of gospel and blues music, which stemmed from the band's burgeoning fascination with America's culture, people and places.

There is a burgeoning fascination around the topic of which startups will become the "Instagram for video".

After his death in 1780, the sale of his library signaled a shift toward a real appreciation of the antique in book collecting an appreciation connected to a burgeoning Romantic fascination with the past.

The burgeoning baby boomers' fascination with music brought the sixties generation into a collective whole.

I 've watched the dismantling of  17-year-old former Youth Crime Commissioner Paris Brown's burgeoning career with some fascination.

Although he was a remarkably gifted musician with a deep humility regarding jazz and his art, Coltrane (probably under the influence of Davis) abandoned his earlier fascination with the burgeoning harmonic language of bop especially Monk's unique tonal explorations and fell into the trap of modal and single chord confinement.

Just like the burgeoning content-makers using Snapchat to make short-lived work go viral, Traces taps into our nascent fascination with digital content that doesn't last forever— memories that live on as, well, traces.   .

Fascination with the work lingers.

Why this fascination with death?

Why this fascination with animals?