Sentence examples for fascination for it from inspiring English sources

We all have a fascination for it, he says, because "people get very vexed by fairness issues.

A greater reaching-up is offered by the US space programme, whose achievements (and failures) run through the book; Harry has a couch potato's fascination for it – as he does for the fate of the Dalai Lama, with whom he bizarrely, mock-heroically identifies.

Somuncu is among those who believe the book itself will not take off in terms of sales, describing it as "enervating and boring", but he is convinced that the fascination for it would be far more muted now, had German authorities – more specifically the Bavarian government, which has held the rights to it – been more open about it.

The ladder of this painting had always been a fascination for him; it had acted as a metaphor for his attempts to put his painting on a different plane of understanding the world, as a path away from mundane realism.

Given my fascination for this "saying it but not saying it" tactic, I decided to seek an expert opinion.

The "demonic" character of the opera has caused it to exercise a special fascination for audiences, and it has given rise to a large critical, interpretative, and sometimes purely fanciful literature.

THE South Pacific had a fascination for David McTaggart, as it has done for many westerners.

If you are not familiar with Pascal's oeuvre, or if you are, for example, a man, then I cannot guarantee that this novel will hold the same fascination for you that it does for Sweet Valley-loving sisters.

1 hour 37 minutes; not rated Television in far-flung regions inevitably holds a certain fascination for the mirror it can hold up to a society, and for how that view distorts.

The New York store, which closed in 2000, was a source of perpetual fascination for shoppers because it was also by appointment, a policy that had to be explained to countless frustrated visitors over the years.

He admits that the past holds no fascination for him.