Sentence examples for immense fascination from inspiring English sources

Mainland Chinese often display an immense fascination with these wealthy tourists and executives and emulate them in speech, clothing, literature and personal habits.

Physically, Hereford to Glastonbury is an easy drive, but here it represents a cultural journey of almost immeasurable distance and immense fascination.

That's also why his fascination with the immense gap between genius and mediocrity gave birth to "Amadeus," his apocryphal fable detailing Antonio Salieri's avowed destruction of rival Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

A big selling point of Mr. Smith's book is that it is about Goldman, which has long been a subject of fascination because of its immense profits and political connections.

Critics of the system point to the utter lack of transparency as well as the rampant opportunities for corruption and back-room bartering, but fans' fascination with the transfer system is immense.

Immense, theatrical, Bowery became one of the great portrait subjects, a source of widespread fascination.

Grander forms of poetry are not neglected: Walter of Châtillon's foray into epic, the Alexandreis (written c. 1180), is one of the most distinguished products of the medieval fascination with the legends of Alexander the Great, and it exercised an immense influence on subsequent vernacular literature.

The author crams into the chinks between his reconstructions an immense amount of fact -- endless lists, many of them involving unpleasantnesses (Hanson has a macabre fascination for old London's dirt, disease, degradation and depravity) -- the better to give the illusion of verisimilitude.

Over the past 35 years and as part of my fascination with poetry, I have painted poets, some who are close friends, as a tribute to the immense magic they ring out of words and rhythm.

Immense storage.

Why the fascination?