Sentence examples for constant fascination from inspiring English sources
His income is a topic of constant fascination.
Their sinuousness of movement was a constant fascination.
Accustomed to his constant fascination with passing planes, Ms. Ginsburg initially didn't react.
Of constant fascination for me are the ways in which literature employs skin color to reveal character or drive narrative.
If Frazier finds Moore's sexual nature a constant fascination, he is troubled by another mystery -- the current literary status of his subject.
From the Sinclair ZX80 home computer of 1980 to Jonathan Ive's iMac for Apple, British design has had a constant fascination with exploring the far reaches of possibility.
One of the constant fascinations — and rhythmical deceptions — of politics lies in the disparity between the Onward Christian Soldiers rhetoric and the subsequent announcement that, sorry, folks, we can't afford the lance and the breastplate, and, by the way, the horse has been downsized to a mule.
The relationship between the details of Ernest Hemingway's life and his fiction is a constant source of fascination and frustration, as Arthur Phillips notes in his Nov. 13 review ("The Letters of Ernest Hemingway: Volume 1 — 1907-1922," "Hemingway: A Life in Pictures," "Hemingway's Boat").
Publisher Jacky Colliss Harvey, from the Royal Collection Trust, said Queen Mary's Dolls' House remained a "constant source of fascination for visitors to Windsor Castle".
But the strange textures of modern life continue to exert a pull of fascination, a constant urge to recognise patterns.
