Sentence examples for fascination of being from inspiring English sources

Part of the fascination of being here, Smith said, is watching some of the athletes float through the experience.

It's just that fascination of being able to go there and see it all and, you know, things that no-one sees".

Hanif Kureishi's Something to Tell You "describes with such elegant seriousness the fear of ageing, the inanition of pleasure, the survival of love, the longing to understand and be understood: all the melancholy fascination of being 'no longer young, and not yet old'," wrote Jane Shilling in the Sunday Telegraph.

"It was like traveling the fascination of being in a place with a different culture and speaking a different language".

Just the fascination of being 77 and seeing an image of yourself from so long ago, and also made by Andy, it's a kind of collaboration after the fact.

We all know about the fascination of what is difficult, be it poetry, medicine, carpentry, politics.

For those of us who think the Sicilian Defense is something Tony Soprano might employ, the fascination of chess is in the personalities.

But for me the great fascination of "Cornelius" is Cornelius, a prototype for a kind of divided self that would be resurrected many times and in many forms in the British theater.

Korpela & Hartig (1996) have said that strong Compatibility cannot be found in a place which lacks the items of Being away, Fascination and Extent.

But the fascination of films is the command of the storyteller.

The fascination of Serial is the case – as Koenig described it – as a Rubik's cube.