Sentence examples for indeed fascinated from inspiring English sources
And I thought, I am indeed fascinated!
Robots have indeed fascinated many of us since childhood, and thanks to modern technology, those imaginations and tinkerings of yore are now increasingly becoming reality.
Indeed, for someone so fascinated by the nature of reality, Dick was none too adept at distinguishing it from the contents of his own head.
He is especially fascinated by, indeed fixated on, human acts of violence.
When I first read Eudora Welty's story "Petrified Man," I felt as though the author had been sitting in a corner of my mother's beauty parlor, writing things down the entire time I was growing up; indeed, part of what fascinated me about the tale was its description of a little boy who listened to stories just as I listened to stories.
I discovered in reading his paper that the metaphor of networks, so fashionable right now among evolutionists fascinated by lateral gene transfers, indeed predated the tree metaphor in pre-Darwinian times.
Even more important, there is very little genuine Spartan history written by Spartans (there was no Spartan Herodotus or Thucydides, though both men were deeply fascinated by Sparta, as indeed were most Greeks).
"I know something is very wrong," Bowie sings on the final track, and indeed it was, but then he was always fascinated by lives wrenched out of joint.
Indeed, on at least ten occasions he says he is "fascinated" by it.
