Sentence examples for constantly fascinated from inspiring English sources
Constantly fascinated, completely immersed.
I was constantly fascinated to see how, his interest having been piqued by some bit of flora or fauna, he could suddenly take off on long and adventurous flights of erudition.
I am constantly fascinated in the ways that a single subject can exist in so many different ways – I think that technology will help me to explore these representations.
And while he lets the body count get away from him, he constantly fascinates, through a combination of chaos and an excruciating control over what we're allowed to see".
Mr. Knight is constantly experimenting, fascinated by the visual effect of the phosphorous glowing from computer screens and creating specialized printing that he believes will last without fading for the next three centuries.
People are constantly appalled yet fascinated by the idea of cleansing, and for some masochistic reason, demand the grim details between starter and main course.
As an artist who works in many forms, including an endlessly shifting visual project created with designer Nick Robertson, 77 Million Paintings, he is an experimentalist fascinated by constantly shifting nuances and states of mind.
Fascinated by science, he constantly developed new materials and techniques.
Theodore Finch is fascinated by death, and he constantly thinks of ways he might kill himself.
Mr. Hurt, who before London had not acted in a Beckett play, said he was fascinated by how the playwright "constantly finds a way of putting his finger on things that are universal".
