Sentence examples for extra fascination from inspiring English sources

Fassel seemed to pinpoint why this game holds extra fascination.

Yet the friction of Woolf's intelligence as it sparks against the world is always arresting, and the biographical background provided by Bradshaw lends extra fascination.

The plot would grip in any language but, for readers in the west, there is extra fascination in Six Four being not just a police procedural but a guide book to Japan.

Yet where is that newfound extra-metropolitan fascination when Ukip makes its own top choices?

Norman Mailer's third feature, shot in 1968 — a three-ring circus of psychodramatic improvisations with himself at the center — exerts an extraordinary extra-cinematic fascination.

MAIDSTONE Norman Mailer's third movie, shot in 1968 — a three-ring circus of psychodramatic improvisations with himself at the center — exerts an extraordinary extra-cinematic fascination.

Semaan Vernon describes her longtime fascination with extra-terrestrial images: .

I'd be more likely to buy a copy of The Watchtower than Hello!, and my fascination with the extra-marital activities of the stars ranks somewhere alongside amateur figure skating, apple-bobbing or basalt.

His Aspergers had yet to be diagnosed but he came across as a polite, if somewhat socially uncomfortable, computer geek with a fascination for conspiracy theories and extra-terrestrial life.

Perhaps this was stimulated by the advertising industry's fascination with plus at the beginnings of sentences to mean "as an extra added attraction".

But for scientists and naturalists who monitor the species, wolverines are a source of fascination with intricate biological mechanisms, including a thyroid that supercharges their metabolism and an extra coat for insulation.