Sentence examples for enduring fascination with the from inspiring English sources
The first of which, to coincide with the Titanic centenary, is Titanic: The Legend which explores the public's enduring fascination with the ship through its portrayal in popular culture.
So why the enduring fascination with the foreign soccer mind?
Beatrice had an enduring fascination with the world and the people she met.
But I came away with an enduring fascination with the strange, lost world of Austria-Hungary.
His later work displays his enduring fascination with the German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer (1788 1860) and the philosophy of religion.
In this category is Joe Fig, whose meticulous models of famous artists' studios are driven by an enduring fascination with the working lives of creative people.
How else could you really explain the existence of "The Nipple Bra"? (Besides the Internet's enduring fascination with this vintage product...) Photo from Retronaut.
His new project reflects an enduring fascination with Britain in the years leading up to 1914.
It was testament to the enduring fascination with Britain's royal family, invigorated in recent months by the pregnancy of the duchess, who is commonly known as Kate, and by the coming wedding of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle, an American actress.
The enduring fascination with what is, rationally, a small part of the history of Soviet-American relations can't be explained by whatever material the spies produced.
