Sentence examples for in particular fascinated from inspiring English sources

"The glasses in particular fascinated me," Rosen recalls.

The way different countries and cultures connect and cross-fertilise has in particular fascinated me.

My own inspiration to become a historical biographer came in rather less elevated circumstances, as a teenager one rainy Oxford afternoon: I began to read Lytton Strachey's Eminent Victorians, and as a recent convert, was in particular fascinated by his essay on the worldly Cardinal Manning.

What in particular fascinated Charles Darwin? b.

Native Americans and Native American history in particular fascinated them.

"Belgians in particular are fascinated by the orange groves, as they've never seen one".

My father in particular seemed fascinated with Super Goat Man, though he disguised this interest by acting as though it was on my behalf.

Keysers, in particular, is fascinated by how, in a child's first year of life, "your understanding of its inner life entirely depends on the kind of non-verbal communication we call empathy showing us how rich the phenomenon is, and how it develops".

In my experience, teens in particular seem fascinated by physical workings rather than interior processes such as grounding or invoking.

In particular, he was fascinated with antennas, of all things.

"French journalists in particular are always fascinated by him".