Sentence examples for feeling fascinated from inspiring English sources

I went in slightly sniggering but left feeling fascinated.

He recalls feeling fascinated with the notion of replacing genes, which seemed a far more precise way of treatment than the conventional medicines he was then studying.

That feeling of letting go fascinated me.

"I got fascinated by feeling so intensely for people I didn't know," Stark said in a Skype conversation the other day.

You think, 'O.K., that's great, but what did I do wrong?' " He added, "Gerhard, rightly so, almost complains that everyone loves his work, which is kind of an odd feeling, but people are fascinated by celebrity, fame and money, which has very little to do with what the work is about".

You know when you're hiding your true thoughts and feelings – pretending to be fascinated by your boss's endless anecdote, or grinning your way through an agonising first date – but you nonetheless tend to assume the other's appearance tells the full story of how they feel: if she's smiling, it's because she's genuinely enjoying herself.

And a large proportion of people have quite ambiguous feelings about him, but are fascinated by him".

The "Victoria", I am fascinated to learn, provides a "feeling of freshness on warm nights"".I go down to the empty restaurant for supper.

As writer Tim Burton's upbringing in Burbank, California was associated with the feeling of solitude, the filmmaker was largely fascinated by holidays during his childhood.

He harbored no hard feelings toward the Allies and became so fascinated with the warplanes that he built model bombers out of paper and glue.

We are fascinated by discovering the inner feelings and lives of people who are complete strangers to us.