Sentence examples for certainly fascinated from inspiring English sources

He is certainly fascinated by the unseen, in science as in the spirit, and by all accounts does not see a conflict between the two.

'I was certainly fascinated by the sameness I saw,' he says quietly over a snatched lunch in his publisher's offices in King's Cross, 'but I was also fascinated simply by what things looked like, what store windows and hotel beds looked like, what the food looked like on my plate, how people were dressed, what their hairstyles were like.

Although he was certainly fascinated by debates about nationalism – the arcing theme of his English histories – he was more engaged by the spectacle of nations breaking down, of countries at war with themselves: it makes for better drama, apart from anything else.

Not all are happy, but they are certainly fascinated.

Americans are certainly fascinated with extreme weight loss stories.

But in general I can't seem to summon much outrage about what the new crop of signs is doing to the cityscape, though I am certainly fascinated by how many others I know can and have.

He certainly fascinates the media, but his programme, like his intentions, remains vague.

Podemos certainly fascinates.

Tasmania: the Wales of Australia, which may or may not be a good thing, but certainly fascinates.

Certainly, she was fascinated by science.

Certainly I'm fascinated by the media, but it was the characters.