Sentence examples for greater fascination from inspiring English sources

Nobody in Britain will be watching the US election with greater fascination than Gordon Brown and David Cameron.

And while each room was separately engrossing, the greater fascination was the house itself, and where it stood.

After the revolution, Morgan's role in Cuba aroused even greater fascination, as the island became enmeshed in the larger battle of the Cold War.

In the blood-soaked Se7en, Fight Club and Zodiac, Fincher has shown - more than any living director - a greater fascination with the dead than the living.

It can be easy to overlook Turkey's President, Abdullah Gül, who is overshadowed by the country's far more powerful, and visible, Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, an object of greater fascination for the international press.

The world's best golfer, whose sex drive has suddenly become of greater fascination to his fans than his drive on the links, was barely reprimanded after the crash with a fine of just $164 for careless driving.

He conveys a great fascination with Chinese culture and history.

"I followed the O.J. trial with great fascination.

Esoteric Daoist writings, too, held great fascination for men of letters.

He's very kind and very understanding – he has a great fascination with people.

But her great fascination is with the politics and everyday lives of Cuba's people.