Sentence examples for continuing fascination from inspiring English sources

There is the continuing fascination.

One is the continuing fascination of the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal.

His Fauvist-inspired "Balinese Maidens" from 1954 demonstrates his continuing fascination with the theme.

I'm thinking particularly of our focus on pedestrian movement and our continuing fascination with it.

The moon is a continuing fascination for the artist Darren Almond, as well as landscape and time.

"No Easy Day" and "No Easy Op" are just the latest manifestations of the nation's continuing fascination with commando culture.

And that failure is rooted in the Democrats' continued fascination with the self-serving conservative belief that the way to help ordinary people is to shower money on the rich and wait for the blessings to trickle down to the great unwashed below.

Their continued fascination with the machines, whose executive-suite cachet dates back to the road escapades of the multimillionaire publisher Malcolm Forbes, has given a boost to the $19 billion industry and has also spread to the button-down culture of the Bush administration.

Despite the continuing public fascination with the two men, however, the way people look at them has changed sharply.

Desprez had a continuing poetic fascination with tombs and cemeteries and became well known for stage designs that showed them.

Continuing his fascination with physics, but enclosing the metaphors within the less opaque skin of a Byronic comedy of literary intrigue, Arcadia became an immediate critical success and repertoire standard.