Sentence examples for central fascination from inspiring English sources

This is the central fascination of today's game in Queensland.

And therein lies the central fascination of Meacham's book.

The songs he performed here were laconic observations on disasters ("The Opposite of Love") and meditations on subjects like limb amputation (the central fascination of his "Removable Parts" cycle), and, typically, he made the grisly seem oddly charming.

Who puts that on a stamp?" History — a specific version of it — was a central fascination of Qaddafi's, Schuler said: "He considered himself quite a historian, though he never trained as one formally.

Who puts that on a stamp?" History a specific version of it was a central fascination of Qaddafi's, Schuler said: "He considered himself quite a historian, though he never trained as one formally.

All of which leads to the central fascination in the case among observers: Why would a high-profile sports celebrity orchestrate and participate in such alleged crimes, and how might he expect, in any way, to get away with them?

Central planners' fascination with trains is a wonder to behold.

All that is not so much behind him as central to the fascination he exerts, an appeal irresistible enough that the comedian Ubaldo Pantani has made of career of hilarious Elkann impersonations on TV.

In Renaissance Europe, Italy was Etiquette Central, attracting all the fascination and ridicule that go with that honor.

"It's a beautiful solution to a problem that I didn't even think of… How can you create trust between people without central coordination?" Rouach's fascination with that concept of anonymous trust is a thread that runs through his future endeavors as well — businesses that all attempt to refine that notion of anonymous, verified trust.

Let me say, though, that his book ranges far in time and human fascination beyond that central and barbarous piece of engineering.