Sentence examples for fascinated by something from inspiring English sources

The reason that these people make great content writers is that once they're fascinated by something, they can make it fascinating to other people.

As he explained: "I'm always fascinated by something I haven't done before.

In the limestone solemnity of the church, Bergman senior spoke of good and evil and the promise of eternal life; his son was fascinated by something else.

The first is that he was fascinated by something called "process", which means roughly that his prints set out to tell the story of their own making.

The most obvious is that the trend may represent little more than self-indulgent navel gazing, predicated on a misimpression that consumers are fascinated by something about which they are actually indifferent, or worse yet, antagonistic.

I'm always fascinated by something which is maybe not relevant now, but Schoenberg wrote "Verklärte Nacht," and he wrote the "Gurrelieder," and he wrote the First String Quartet, and he wrote some early songs.

"I think there's something in your brain that's fascinated by seeing something miniaturized," said Mr. Cox, an enabler in my buying spree.

"I've always been fascinated by having something across the street and creating a window into the ballpark".

The Queens accent is apparent, and the people gathered here seem fascinated by her — something new and unusual has landed among them.

He was Thatcher's scout, and he spotted John Major, who wrote of him: "John Wakeham was subtle, reflective, a persuader, a fixer, fascinated by why something happened rather than simply what had happened... he played Mrs Thatcher like a master fisherman landing a prize salmon". In 1984, his life was shattered, and his career stalled, when the IRA killed his wife Roberta and very nearly killed him.

"I've always been fascinated by suspended time, something that's temporary, that's not going to last very long," he said.