Sentence examples for fascination kindled from inspiring English sources
The global fascination kindled a year ago by Tate Modern's opening has slackened, inevitably, but this city remains, in art terms, an irresistible attraction.
Indeed, Trethewey's fraught family history kindled her fascination with American pasts other than her own.
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His fascination with flight was kindled by the landing of a JN-4 "Jenny" biplane across the road from the family home, his son Craig said.
Psychology kindled our fascination by the brain and we jointly decided to find out how we could learn about the neural basis of behaviour.
During the Renaissance, Italian surgeon Gaspare Tagliacozzi and French surgeon Ambroise Paré adopted these early procedures and kindled a modern fascination with the use of local and distant tissue to reconstruct complex wounds.
It was, you see, Great Auntie Evelyn's hat collection that kindled my early desire to be a milliner, that inspired my fascination with cloches and skullcaps and Philip Treacy and feathers and veiling.
The fascination remains, however.
The fascination continues.
Fascination with the work lingers.
