Sentence examples similar to filled fascination from inspiring English sources

LORI VOGLER spends much of her time looking at the world through glass, sometimes tinted, sometimes painted, but always with an eye filled with fascination.

This dazzling piece of beauty and unleashed beast is a mere sample of what's to come from a songbook filled with fascination and imagination.

She chuckled and turned back to the sky taking in the innumerable amount of twinkling lights, eyes still filled with fascination.

"It is a lifestyle filled with curiosity, fascination, and appreciation for the world we live in".

As the aged protagonist discusses the modern era's technological advances, Solntseva shows vast, graphically detailed visions of new cities under construction, which she films with a terror-filled fascination to match that of Antonioni's "Red Desert," which was released the same year.

Nature, A.R.T. holds, increases focus and memory because it is filled with "soft fascinations" (rustling trees, bubbling water) that give those high-level functions the leisure to replenish, whereas urban life is filled with harsh stimuli (car horns, billboards) that can cause a kind of cognitive overload.

The depiction of Paris -- sordid, violent and full of strippers and hoodlums -- filled me with appalled fascination.

I edited three of my favorite posts filled with excitement and fascination about my new life and submitted them, quickly receiving an enthusiastic e-mail letter of acceptance.

By Kelly Stout October 2, 2010 Saturday afternoon's "Natural Disasters" panel at the Directors Guild Theatre began with an admission from the moderator David Grann that he — like everyone else on earth — is obsessed with earthquakes, volcanoes, tornadoes, and asteroids; or as he put it, "things that fill us with fascination and terror".

Saturday afternoon's "Natural Disasters" panel at the Directors Guild Theatre began with an admission from the moderator David Grann that he — like everyone else on earth — is obsessed with earthquakes, volcanoes, tornadoes, and asteroids; or as he put it, "things that fill us with fascination and terror".

Da!" he said, face red with frustration, as murmurs of fascination and approval filled the hall.