Sentence examples for increased fascination from inspiring English sources

Vanessa Knaebel, director of Art & Rapy, an art and design gallery on Avenue Princesse Grace, attributed Monaco's increased fascination with contemporary art to the hiring of the French-born Ms. Beaud.

RATLIFF -- People have this increasing fascination with the "Great Day in Harlem" picture.

Increasing fascination with celebrity style icons shows no sign of slowing.

Not as a fad, mind you, but as an example of the increasing fascination with postwar design eminences.

Despite his increasing fascination with politics, Gibson has not allowed the gleaming edge of his prose to rust.

Mr. Donovan indulges Wall Street's increasing fascination with the charts by christening more of them each day, with names like Continental Crust, Broken Highway and Twilight.

But though Sudan now commands the attention of the Arab League, it is Mr bin Laden who commands an increasing fascination for ordinary Arabs.

Detroit's dilapidation has been the subject of increasing fascination over the last few years, ranging from several books of photography to a number of nonfiction films.

By the time he writes The Seagull, you can feel Chekhov's increasing fascination with it, a desire to advance the history of that form.

In The Wellness Syndrome, the book I wrote with Carl Cederström, we took a look at the increasing fascination with happiness at work.

She was more disturbed about Betty's dramatic decision to leave the church shortly after she had been baptized into it, and her increasing fascination with the novels of Iris Murdoch, whose work Flannery found "completely hollow".