Sentence examples for innate fascination from inspiring English sources

The collective nouns we all remember from childhood speak of language's innate fascination with all things avian: a murder of crows, a murmuration of starlings, a parliament of fowls.

All kinds of under-exploited riches seem to be theirs for the grabbing: settings, characters, predicaments of such innate fascination it seems all they need to do is shovel them up and bring them to market, and that whether they do so in the form of stories, novels or memoir doesn't really make much difference.

There's an innate fascination by what other people think.

And, says the director, it's an innate fascination in human nature and the essence of life that drives his film-making.

Crayon Creatures has got around the blank canvas problem by letting the children do the designing while appealing to parents' innate fascination with their own children's drawings, however bad.

"There has always been an innate fascination with crime and criminality, and an appetite for it since the days of Charles Dickens," says Lindberg.

You've only got to look at the True Crime section on Amazon, or Snatch, or Bronson, or the comments on Traveler fight videos to understand that there's an innate fascination out there with the world of BKB.

You've only got to look at the True Crime section of Waterstones, or Snatch, or Bronson, or the comments on traveller fight videos to understand that there's an innate fascination with the world of BKB.