Sentence examples for fascination for all from inspiring English sources

The current fascination for all things disco has spilled over into clubs.

And with an entrepreneurial spirit and a fascination for all things technological, Blazer was appointed in November as head of the FIFA Marketing and Television Advisory Board.

If Shatner is hoping to stymie the current fascination for all things Star Wars, he may have a lot more tweeting to do.

Reid, who has a fascination for all things military, worked on the shadow defence team, but his career hit the skids.

In recent years, foreign reporting of the country has often gone too far the other way, lauding India's economic growth with only occasional easy-to-spot regard to the country's manifold problems.Mr French is a fine reporter, with an appealing fascination for all things Indian, as his book makes clear.

Hyundai's financial arm created a "Buy Korea" fund, to get South Koreans to invest in local companies; and in its first three months it attracted more than 12 trillion won (then $10 billion).However, such appeals to patriotism seem to have run their course, and South Koreans have rediscovered their fascination for all things foreign.

More or less regarded as a painter of dry literalness and modest fascination compared with Canaletto ("for all his anecdotal charm, Bellotto is a reporter, whereas his uncle is an artist" is how a standard art history book has summed him up), Bellotto is beginning to get his due.

Her third word is "vacuum-cleaner", in keeping with her fascination for tubes of all kinds, to which the book's title alludes: milk-spouting bottles, dust-eating nozzles, wide-mouthed carp.

This particular instance of identity theft reflects a Continental fascination of the time for all things Scottish: first the poems of Ossian, whose fraudulent antiquity was sold as ancient mist emanating from the Highlands, and later Scott's romantic potboilers.

Science was always this giddy fascination for me -- all the big BIG ideas on multiple dimensions, black holes, time travel... I've loved physics like a kid loves Pop Rocks.

We have a deep fascination for this because, after all, Darwinian mechanisms ensure that all life has a paramount interest in its own species.