Sentence examples for dangerous fascination from inspiring English sources

They are also given to brooding violence: they've killed several chickens and display a dangerous fascination with fire.

The dead — as enshrined in high culture, local lore, daily beauty, and romantic rapture — lend them a dangerous fascination.

This mirrored wider Christian discourses at the time; critiques came in the form of books like Harry Potter and the Bible: Harmless Fantasy or Dangerous Fascination?

Her book shares in this fascination — "dangerous but irresistible" — and makes some distinctions between the forms it takes.

Her book shares in this fascination—"dangerous but irresistible"—and makes some distinctions between the forms it takes.

I have been reading memoirs of some of my favorite writers: Joyce Carol Oates' "The Lost Landscape," in which she describes as a child her fascination with dangerous railroad bridges and abandoned houses, where she always went alone.

None of this would be remarkable were Bannon not, through his own orchestration and the public fascination with dangerous men, being made into a kind of wicked, mythological shaman.

And it is a fascination with a dangerous twist.

A transgressive figure like Graham Greene used to quote Browning's fascination with "the dangerous edge of things" with approval.

Fincher's fascination with urban paranoia and dangerous games make him the perfect man for the job; he is the director of one of the most noir of all serial-killer films, Se7en.

"There is a fascination with the United States which is very dangerous," he said.