Sentence examples for degree of fascination from inspiring English sources

Now, sado-masochistic relationships have that degree of fascination.

Sunsets exercise a degree of fascination on Sihem that I've never been able to get to the bottom of.

Repeats of the series clearly do not carry the same degree of fascination that the first run did -- or even a fraction thereof.

When Barneys opened its Co-Op store in Brooklyn last fall, Carven was one of the first lines to sell out, and so the designer's introduction at Barneys was greeted with no small degree of fascination.

There is a degree of fascination in watching an Oscar-winning Yale School of Drama graduate mug and squirm, shimmy and shriek and generally fill every moment with antic, purposeless energy, as if she were hogging the spotlight in an eighth-grade musical.

The pomp and pageantry of the British Royal Family hold a surprising degree of fascination for the French.

Perhaps this is due to a greater degree of mutual fascination than exists between parent and child.

In fact, I'd argue that there's a direct correlation between the intensity of our fear and the degree of our fascination: Murder yanks our attention harder than heart disease; an earthquake is more interesting than a bad sunburn.

They've become a point of fascination.

It's a marketing ploy with its degree of affectation; an object of fascination to foreigners rather than a worrying condition.

But while Lauren Gunderson's "Silent Sky," on the Segerstrom Stage, fails to fully project a degree of humanity through its fascination with the universe, Itamar Moses' "Completeness," on the Julianne Argyros Stage, beautifully employs its technological jargon to further its plot and thoroughly entertain its audiences.