Sentence examples for genuine fascination from inspiring English sources

Its ideas are unified by the author's genuine fascination with his material and his eagerness to follow it wherever it leads, even when it goes half-mad.

When Kind of Blue was playing, those who expected heart-on-sleeve vocals, sumptuously swelling strings and roaring operatic arias tended to ask with genuine fascination, "What's that?".

What I'm impressed by when I talk to cheesemakers is not just their passion, commitment and genuine fascination with food, but their skill and expertise.

Boyish and studious, like so many other people around here he has a genuine fascination with the systems being put into place.

For Obama, some of this appears to be out of a genuine fascination with companies born in San Francisco's Bay Area.

His dogged return to the image again and again over half a century, from his first Angelus of 1932 to Dawn, Midday, Sunset and Dusk of 1979, suggests the genuine fascination of one painter for another.

For Dr. Lippman, a geneticist with a genuine food fascination, today's experiment could be tomorrow's salad.

But just as familiarity can breed contempt, it can also blind us to the genuine beauty and fascination in a bird we see every day, such as the great tit.

Surely genuine is humankind's fascination with the subject.

At least, in Millican's case, observational material seems to spring from a fascination with the commonplace, and a genuine desire to share it.

For most viewers, the terror, genuine though it might be, was mixed with fascination.