Sentence examples for considerable fascination from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, there remains considerable fascination with Vonn's future romantic relationships.

While there is a tabloid quality to the public's interest — Mr. Abramovich divorced his wife, Irina, after forging his relationship with Ms. Zhukova — there is also considerable fascination with his penchant for paying record prices for whatever strikes his fancy.

Liu's extravagant hobby is the subject of considerable fascination in China, and is interpreted variously as a financial investment, a publicity stunt, a patriotic bid for the world's attention, and an act of pure ostentation, such as one might expect from a tuhao.

A live recording from the Festival de Radio France et Montpellier in July 2000 snatches from the jaws of oblivion a score of considerable fascination (Agora AG 260.2; two CD's) and with it the controversy that seems to have spelled its doom.

The most valuable of the latter are the exchanges with the film's chief adviser, historian Felix Markham, whose biography of Napoleon was Kubrick's key source; and of considerable fascination are the letters from his prospective Napoleons, Oskar Werner (who appears to have been offered "the title roll") and Ian Holm (who eventually got to play the part 30 years later in The Emperor's New Clothes).

But he is well known in New York and has become the object of considerable fascination in the tech world.

For much of the first half of the 20th century Mars was an object of considerable popular fascination largely because the possibility of intelligent life there had yet to be ruled out.

But the age-old dance of human and machine provides considerable fodder and fascination from history, including the risks of indiscriminate cliché versus social and market implementation realities.

Its surface fascinations are considerable.

Grayz's cocktail-lounge feint notwithstanding, there's an ample variety of food, and it reflects considerable energy, incorporating Mr. Kunz's fascination with different cuisines: Asian, Bavarian, Scandinavian.

One of these has received considerable attention in the media in recent days, reflecting the fascination the public and the media have with massive engineering ideas: the concept of building a huge pipeline to bring Missouri River water west to Denver, the Rocky Mountain front range, and beyond.