Sentence examples for hold a fascination from inspiring English sources

Its many achievements, preserved in its art and monuments, hold a fascination that continues to grow as archaeological finds expose its secrets.

Though literary exhibitions are based on creating an engagement with the written word, some handwritten manuscripts hold a fascination for visitors even if they are illegible, said Stephen Enniss, director of the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas, Austin, and former Eric Weinmann librarian at the Folger Shakespeare Library.

Given the violence of the murders, that the killers were largely women in thrall to a male cult leader, and that one of the victims was a beautiful celebrity, it is no surprise that the crimes still hold a fascination for so many people.

Sharks, especially the types that attack and eat people, hold a fascination of either dread or interest in their behavior and evolution or both.

As in book stores, apocalyptic prophecy held a fascination.

The photograph has always held a fascination for me.

The macabre has held a fascination for Ms. Marvel as long as she can remember.

The Basque country had always held a fascination for Emma McArdle, 33, who grew up in Northern Ireland.

For theirs was a unique if unlikely relationship that has long held a fascination with the media.

DS: Boxing has always held a fascination for artists, film-makers, writers, photographers, and even chess players.

Brains have long held a fascination, particularly for people wanting to study the secrets of the intelligent, talented and powerful.