Sentence examples for fascination with which from inspiring English sources

Fifty years later, I can recover something of the fascination with which I once pored over all this.

The Twin Towers were both a livelihood and a passion for him: he would speak of them with the absorbed fascination with which poets sometimes speak of Dante's canzones.

Nearly everyone on earth knew that a spacecraft could blow up during its ascent into space-in part, that may have accounted for the fascination with which many people watched launches.

Friends who have little interest in British politics, and none at all in the Conservatives, confide that they are looking on rapt, with the same horrified fascination with which a vegetarian observes a bullfight.

The preoccupation with succession -- an admission, perhaps, of the importance of royalty as a national symbol -- has played a part in the fascination with which the Japanese are watching the pregnancy of their crown princess, Masako.

With his ingenious selection of drawings and "drawings" (irresistible, pocket-size wooden constructions) curator Joao Ribas tempered Morton's whimsy, which we expected, with a post-minimalist fascination with systems, which was a surprise.

During an interview in his home in north London, which opens onto the Hampstead Heath gardens, Mr. Donnellan, 55, described his long fascination with Russia, which he first visited in the mid-1980s, before the Soviet Union's collapse.

He had a fascination with ruins, which he saw as "dead architecture".

There, a fascination with clouds, which had lain dormant since his childhood, sparked back to life.

That preoccupation also explains How to Be Both's fascination with frescoes, which infuse both its structure and its story.

Until then, I will no longer take part in the left's obsessive-compulsive fascination with her, which is both unhealthy and counterproductive.