Sentence examples for extraordinary fascination from inspiring English sources

And they still exert extraordinary fascination.

Yet he has come to exercise an extraordinary fascination.

That such is the case is shown by the extraordinary fascination exercised by this strange but remarkable type of philosophy.

But even after Germany's defeat in 1945, when the Holocaust was common knowledge, JFK appears to have retained an extraordinary fascination for Hitler.

His extraordinary fascination with brothels and prostitution is reflected not only in "Boule de suif" but also in stories such as "La Maison Tellier".

He felt destined for her even before he met her, and, for 10 years during which they were lovers in everything except a physical sense, he allowed her to exercise over him an extraordinary fascination.

Despite working ostensibly for the public good, Yentob has become, over the years, an extraordinary object of fascination and loathing.

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.

He still exerts this extraordinary power and fascination.' Richard Rogers forged a friendship with Guston while designing the Pompidou centre in Paris.

Others had extraordinary abilities and a "fascination with rules, laws and schedules," to use Silberman's words.