Sentence examples for expressed a fascination from inspiring English sources
Sketching among the rocky inlets of the Pembrokeshire coast, exploring the North Yorkshire moors and looking out over the vineyards of Provence, he expressed a fascination with landscape and the patterns imposed by man on to nature.
U.F.Orb especially expressed a fascination with alien life with its bizarre sound samples and in the album's title itself.
Only female students (7/21) expressed a fascination with the human body (anatomy) and its functions.
Others expressed a guarded fascination with the work.
Before he renounced the faith in the late 1960s, the most prominent literary believer was probably William S. Burroughs (inset), who expressed a queasy fascination with Hubbard's ideas as a form of mind control.
Pochoda, whose "Visitation Street" proved a gentle switch in genre from her debut literary novel "The Art of Disappearing," expressed a similar fascination with place, in particular her old neighborhood of Red Hook, Brooklyn -- its docks and housing projects, its isolation and segregation.
The boy's drawing expressed an alarmed fascination with anonymous crowds on city streets — the same theme appeared in major paintings that he made some twenty years later.
When Pyron wrote, "Conservation is needed for ourselves and only ourselves… If this means fewer dazzling species, fewer unspoiled forests, less untamed wilderness, so be it," he expressed a dereliction of the love, fascination, and perspective that motivates the practice of biology.
In the fourth season episode "Never Again", she expresses a long-held fascination with father-figures.
A Time columnist, "J.F ., expressed the fascination of this disconnect overtly, responding to a piece titled "The censorship of thought" that Keable had contributed to a 1922 volume, Nonsenseorship (sic), after Simon Called Peters publication had made him notorious.
Or the stimulus may be the choreographer's desire to express a particular concept or emotion or a fascination with a particular choreographic idea.
