Sentence examples for common fascination from inspiring English sources

He relates the way in which a common fascination with archaeological remains is tied up with notions of nationhood.

The three artists shared a common fascination with indigenous people, and the exhibition includes Carr's totems, O'Keeffe's kachina dolls and Kahlo's Aztec references.

This song neatly fulfilled a double fantasy: the common fascination with inter-celebrity romance, and the fan's basic desire to mate with someone famous.

He and I had almost nothing in common except mutual fascination: I was enthralled by his ability to load a machine gun and jump out of a helicopter and impressed by his ingrained sense of duty and commitment.

Somewhere beneath that lurks mutual fascination.

We had one thing in common: a fascination with Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, especially the transformation of the Wicked Queen into the Witch.

It was almost as though he wanted to prove that any and all ranks of society can discover a common derangement in their fascination for racehorses.

Such moments of quiet fascination are common during my two-night stay at Oldarpoi Maasai Safari Camp, a permanent furnished tented camp just outside Masai Mara National Reserve.

But what they all have in common is an abiding fascination with films and film genres, a high degree of violence, a good deal of blood-letting, an acute ear for language (often as a means of evasion), and an ingrained pessimism about the human condition.

Those who sit for all eight hundred and forty repetitions tend to agree on a common sequence of reactive stages: fascination morphs into agitation, which gradually morphs into all-encompassing agony.

That fascination is the common thread that runs through his books, from his first, about ganglife in 1920s Sheffield, to his last, an account of the history of British folk clubs.