Sentence examples for fascination for foreign from inspiring English sources

Winger agrees that Berlin holds a particular fascination for foreign viewers, even if he's unsure whether Deutschland 83 fans noticed the show wasn't actually set in the city.

Clinton's campaign has already become a source of endless fascination for the foreign media – attracting 140 journalists from around the world so far and adding another public relations headache for aides who have been forced to dramatically ration reporting space inside her events.

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.

What Mr. Bush has never picked up, despite having a father in the White House, is a fascination for the intricacies of foreign or domestic policy.

As the wife of America's new president, Mrs. Trump is a source of fascination abroad and offers a potential new route for foreign politicians looking to find ways to connect with her husband.

At the traditionally Arabist Foreign Office, the fascination for Islam has filtered down throughout the department over the past year.

"I suppose that makes sense for him, since he also praised Kim Jong-un for executing his uncle and seems to have a bizarre fascination with foreign strongmen like Putin and Kim.

She had an appreciation and fascination with foreign cultures, learning the languages and customs of each country.

Parry rightly condemns the facile way Blackman's case played into Western stereotypes about Japanese men's fascination with foreign women.

Public support for foreign trade is high.

Nobody any longer looks for foreign scapegoats.