Sentence examples for continuing fascination for from inspiring English sources
The moon is a continuing fascination for the artist Darren Almond, as well as landscape and time.
Interesting themes were as thick as flies here, and the tale had a natural continuing fascination for Juliet.
In the end, it is the enigmatic characterization of the title character that lends Hamlet its continuing fascination for Shakespeare admirers worldwide.
Mr. Hwang acknowledged that the experience of Asians in the United States, the juxtaposition of East and West, remains a source of continuing fascination for him.
She is a subject of continuing fascination for younger artists, while collectors and museum curators routinely ask the same questions: Is Cady still working?
In 2003, Robert Feder, a columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times, said, "It's the divorce that just keeps on giving: A decade after Steve Dahl and Garry Meier severed their legendary radio partnership, their breakup remains a source of bitterness and anger for them — and continuing fascination for their fans".
One is the continuing fascination of the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal.
The writer's continuing fascination puzzled her for a while, until she remembered the first time she was taken to Yankee Stadium as a girl.
And there's now a UK version of Google Maps for Mobile (thank God), which might cut down the number of Londoners trotting round the capital with maps printed on A4. (Vecosys) Just to elaborate on the continuing fascination with perks for Google employees, Reuters has done a smidge on a mobile hairdresser in the car park, or something.
Monday's explosion pointed to the continuing fascination with air travel for militants and the difficulty of carrying out an attack aboard a jet, said Stephen A. Baker, a former official with the Department of Homeland Security.
He did no work, spending the day, he said, breathing on the library window, playing noughts and crosses, and drinking gin.' How to explain the continuing fascination that we have for Waugh as man and writer?
