Sentence examples for fascinated man from inspiring English sources

Thirteen species now thrive around the globe, barring Australia and Antarctica, but it is Lutra lutra, the European otter and Britain's only species, that is the object of Ms Darlington's passion.Otters have long fascinated man.

"Walls and murals have always fascinated man," Ms. Madden said.

An example of an illegal operation or "lucky boner" is: Among the many relationships of numbers that have fascinated man are those that suggest (or were derived from) the arrangement of points representing numbers into series of geometrical figures.

And some believe that their research might one day provide a positive answer to the question that has fascinated man since at least the time of Herodotus: is it possible for humans to live for ever?There are a number of biological components involved in the process of ageing.

Be more fascinated than fascinating.

There is no evidence here of a fascinated respect for this vile man, only of a fascinated curiosity.

She had "her first taste of fame", becoming renowned, not so much for her beauty, as her intense magnetism and allure, attracting the fascinated attention of a great many men, including the great and the good.

She revels in a sleazy, disreputable downtown milieu, the same world that fascinated Andy Warhol and Lou Reed.

Those words could describe "Breaking Bad" as well, but though "Saul" co-creators Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould remain fascinated with the forces and choices that make the man, "Better Call Saul" is a very different story about a very different man.

The Wounder is by now well known — the source of fascinated hatred in the literary world and postcolonial academic studies.

But I was more interested — fascinated, really — by Jonathan Gourlay's piece in the Morning News, "The Day Borders Got the Wobblies".