Sentence examples for fascination never from inspiring English sources

And yet, in my experience, their fascination never expires.

The book and its author add up to a mystery whose fascination never fades.

But since then historians have mined the sources from which he cribbed images and opened up the crucial subject of gay sexuality in his work, which was long repressed, and this, along with his bad-boy reputation, which never goes out of fashion, has made him a source of steady fascination, never mind the lurid films and biographies and the admiration of art-world celebrities like Damien Hirst.

I've followed its progress from a distance, reading reviews with a slightly horrified fascination but never picking up subsequent volumes.

That fascination has never waned, which makes Friday's opening of "Secretariat" a high-definition fait accompli: one of the more celebrated racehorses ever, Secretariat eventually had to be the subject of a movie, even if what he did, and how, makes him the most unlikely movie hero.

Beginning Jan . 22 40 of the black-and-white photographs that have resulted from that fascination, most never before on display, will go on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the exhibition "Lee Friedlander: A Ramble in Olmsted Parks," keyed to the 150th anniversary this year of the design of Central Park.

Although Fascination was never seen outside of Japan, it represented the first time that Cirque du Soleil had produced a show that took place in an arena rather than a big top.

Krista Coupar is yet another, shining example of how important it is to follow your curiosity, listen to your fascinations, and never let your well of inspiration run dry, because there are no limits for the minds of the ambitious.

Our fascination with Lord Lucan never fades – but who was he?

On one disc an excellent two-hour documentary, "Cleopatra: the Movie That Changed Hollywood," stirs a fascination the movie never approaches.

The roller-skating waitresses in hotpants who worked at the Parkmore and the girls in bobby-sox who frequented it became, says Williams, "a fascination I've never been able to slow down".