Sentence examples for for fascination from inspiring English sources

His traditionalist zeal has made him a bigger target even than Romney or Obama for fascination, suspicion and hysteria.

So here's the reason for fascination: in Arthur Hopcraft's adaptation of le Carré's 1974 novel, nothing is explained to you.

This is not to be mistaken for fascination with the undead, along the lines of Hollywood's current preoccupation with vampires and zombies.

With a healthy first printing of 100,000 copies, his publisher, Doubleday, is betting that Mr. Harris himself is cause for fascination.

"Borgen" 's writers make a distinction between the esoteric world of a show like "24," which strives for "fascination," and the relatable world of their show, which aims to foster "identification".

I suppose the reasons for fascination lie in the suggestive complication, the interlocking puzzles built into le Carré's material and in George Smiley's character, as interpreted by Alec Guinness.

The moves are part of a strategy, being pushed aggressively by CBS's News division as well as other divisions of the network, to capitalize on the current fascination with "Survivor" -- and the hoped-for fascination with "Big Brother".

Memory has been a topic of fascination for centuries.

A springy Denisa Musilova is an object of fascination for both Ms. Marchant and Darrin Wright.

Conde, 29, had been an object of fascination for the Red Bulls since the days of Coach Juan Carlos Osorio.

He was also a celebrated eccentric, known for his fascination with extrasensory perception and for jogging in a tweed coat.