Sentence examples for growing public fascination from inspiring English sources

"The Da Vinci Code" taps into growing public fascination with the origins of Christianity.

One year after the initial publication, Charles Hugo adapted the novel for the stage to satisfy the ever-growing public fascination with his father's work.

There is growing public cynicism.

He faces growing public impatience.

There is evidence that public fascination with prisons is growing: Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia, for instance, closed to prisoners in 1971, is now a major tourist attraction that draws 110,000 visitors at Halloween, when it is converted into a haunted house.

But why no public fascination?

In government, there was disbelief; among the reading public, fascination.

Public fascination with crime and a love of rule breakers has a long history.

Once the news got out, public fascination with her case was unrelenting.

Is it possible to avoid shrines that pander to public fascination?

On Monday, another animal went missing, igniting public fascination and gathering a new flock of Twitter fans.