Sentence examples for constant fascination with from inspiring English sources

Accustomed to his constant fascination with passing planes, Ms. Ginsburg initially didn't react.

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.

It is striking to compare the energetic debates of the last few weeks over how the first world war should be presented – a reflection of our constant fascination with the two world wars – with the near-silence with which we still approach the subject of the empire.

It also fits perfectly with her general air of constant fascination and longing for new discoveries, the line "in wonder, I wonder what happens next" delivered with childlike awe but with a tinge of regret.

His income is a topic of constant fascination.

Their sinuousness of movement was a constant fascination.

A self-described body architect, Lucy's practice oscillates somewhere between the morbid and the mind-bending, with the constant thread of a fascination with the future connecting her work.

Gréco is still in constant demand, and France's fascination with her shows little sign of dwindling.

Whatever the medium, the psychological and sensory intensity remained constant, as did Burden's fascination with the collision of shared and private space, boundaries and responsibilities, power and authority, rebellion and conformity.

The proximity of human and animal habitation, the constant interaction amicable, hostile, parasitic and human fascination with the wild place us at the proverbial table with the leopard to partake at our own risk.

While Francis's interests were diverse – The Raven and the Writing Desk (1976) was a study of the riddles of Lewis Carroll – his fascination with sacred healing remained constant.