Sentence examples for ever fascinated from inspiring English sources
No-one's ever fascinated.
Their body language, as ever, fascinated.
In the age of Berlusconi, who has helped debase "the cultural IQ of the Italian nation", even the decadence of the Dolce Vita era (and "no film has ever fascinated me more") appears wholesome in hindsight.
Consider this couplet from "Once in Love With Amy," introduced by Ray Bolger in the 1948 show "Where's Charley?," words and music by Frank Loesser: "Ever and ever fascinated by 'er/Sets your heart afire to stay".
Hornby seems, as ever, fascinated by the power of music to guide the heart, and in this very funny, very charming novel, he makes you see why it matters.
And, as animals ever fascinated by our selves and our history, that at least would be interesting.
Today, natural history holds some of the most intellectually challenging conundrums to ever fascinate the human mind.
The ever-fascinating Retro Gamer magazine recently ran an article on the phenomenon.
Modern Heroism This exhibition looks at the image of the ever-fascinating romantic visionary Napoleon Bonaparte in prints.
One medieval household consumed eight-and-a-half pounds of seeds in a single month, according to Sarah Garland's ever-fascinating Complete Book of Herbs and Spices.
"Going Clear" is an in-depth examination of the ever-confounding, ever-fascinating Church of Scientology by the New Yorker staff writer Lawrence Wright, who won the Pulitzer Prize for his 2007 book, "The Looming Tower: Al-Qaeda and the Road to 9/11," about a different clandestine group.
