Sentence examples for fascination because of from inspiring English sources

Its problems retain their fascination because of an apparent (often deceptive) simplicity and an irresistible beauty.

His fabrications hold a particular fascination because of the moral authority asserted by his novels, and by his actions.

A big selling point of Mr. Smith's book is that it is about Goldman, which has long been a subject of fascination because of its immense profits and political connections.

Connolly's monograph retains its fascination because of its very uncertainties and hesitant theories; its author, despite being an insider and despite the evidence in front of him, remains incapable of drawing the logical conclusions.

Canadian politics are a set subject for jokes among American journalists, "worthwhile Canadian initiative" and all that, but they actually have their fascination, because of the country's double nature.

While these trials were socially important, Naked Lunch retains its fascination because of the quality of its writing and because in it Burroughs tackled subjects that are still highly relevant.

Fascination, because, in spite of all that, it is one of those countries that gets under the skin.

Those negotiations have a fascination because so many of the issues supposedly settled then are still in dispute.

Political commentators have watched the FPO's rise with fascination, particularly because of the party's ability to tap the fears of people who live in the third richest country in Europe with a stable economy and one of the lowest unemployment rates.

It is an enduring source of fascination, both because of its many unique features and because it is the only survivor of a lineage with an origin ~70 million years ago.

"I feel I have been researching this all my life," says Dong, "because of my personal fascination with film history and personal interest in Chinese American history". Dong admits that he loves those old "Charlie Chan" movies.