Sentence examples for continuing fascination of from inspiring English sources

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

Since pretty well every work in the show was in one public collection or another, this fervour seemed a touch hysterical – a testament to the continuing fascination of the painter of Mona Lisa, or perhaps of Dan Brown.

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 the end, it is the enigmatic characterization of the title character that lends Hamlet its continuing fascination for Shakespeare admirers worldwide.

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

The list goes on -- if nothing else, evidence of our continuing fascination with a way of life that seems, at least to us landlocked, hurried mainlanders, a world apart.

One measure of Mr. Blake's continuing fascination is that "Out of the Shadows" (Red Piano), his new album with Ms. Correa, includes two songs Ms. Lincoln recorded during that era.

This alto saxophonist with shades of Eric Dolphy has had a continuing fascination with the timbre of the steel-pan drum; this is his band, and it explores the possible links between jazz and Caribbean music.

All his usual topics are here – the irresolvable conflict of fundamental values, the dangers of monistic theories of history, his continuing fascination with all things Russian, his deep commitment to Israel, his passionate absorption in music.

Before dismissing another age as irredeemably gullible, Lamont reminds us of the continuing fascination with the East.