It represents a form of aesthetics of absolute power in which the grandiosity of the evil vision retains a compelling, macabre fascination.
Eventually, her abiding fascination with compelling founders and startups led her to work with a recruiter earlier this year.
In fact, the truth is the world is populated with multi-colored thumbtacks, but unless the disaster is so merciless and the photos so compelling to activate our fascination with abomination we will never react to them.
The story provides a compelling combination of horror and fascination, written with clarity and compassion.
He told the Observer: "My fascination for this uncompromising, compelling and controversial artist led me to immerse myself into Bacon's world … Getting under his skin for so long led me to realise that something had to come out of that".
Sadly, the girls didn't get ball gowns, but that may be for the best: they were so compelling throughout the inaugural that our collective fascination may turn into obsession.
There is always something compelling about watching people in extremis, but the real fascination of this programme lay with Ding Yu, the show's interviewer, who effortlessly switched between being a manipulative diva and a bit of a softie.
However you react to it – with shock, revulsion, embarrassment, fascination or confusion – you are caught in its compelling grip.
Instead, the fascination with Mr. Crowley revolved around two factors: his compelling personal story of grit and resourcefulness, and his ability to spend millions of his own dollars to run against a well-financed Democratic opponent in a general election.
But, more than his life, it is Gesualdo's music that, especially since the mid-20th century, has exerted a powerful fascination for creative artists, a phenomenon that finds a new and compelling flowering in Marc-André Dalbavie's opera "Gesualdo," now enjoying its world-premiere run at the Zurich Opera.
