The phrase "fascination toward" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically expresses a strong interest or attraction towards something or someone. Example sentence: Her fascination toward the stars led her to pursue a career in astronomy.
But there is a small group of auteurs, like Mr. Weychert, whose film work suggests a movement away from a fascination with novelty toward headier terrain.
-- my fascination veered towards envy.
To the Editor: Re "In a Novel Theory of Mental Disorders, Parents' Genes Are in Competition" (Nov. 11): Dr. Bernard Crespi and Dr. Christopher Badcock posit that the father's genes push a developing brain "toward a fascination with objects, patterns, mechanical systems, at the expense of social development" while the mother's genes move it "toward hypersensitivity to mood".
At one point, it dawned on me how to account for this British fascination with and condescension toward these particular conflicts.
For years, many residents here have reacted with practiced apathy and amusement toward the national fascination with Portland.
Yet beyond Atwood's deep appreciation for visual creators, there is a theme here that stretches from "The Handmaid's Tale" (which debuts as a Hulu TV series in April) through to "Angel Catbird": It is the fascination with, and inexorable drive toward, whatever is denied.
All I knew was that a drive toward pacifism and a fascination with the military were tearing me apart.
In the months since the sordid Vick saga began, some player comments have revealed a hip-hop fascination with dogfighting and an indifference toward animal cruelty.
Drawn toward Sharlene by his fascination with both her and Cheryl, Cochran soon finds himself the object of Contrelle's frenetic jealousy, most notably expressed with a nearly successful castration attempt.
