Sentence examples for later fascination from inspiring English sources

His later fascination with ham radios led to an extensive collection of war radio equipment.

Yet the sonata also bears a tenuous link to Scelsi's later fascination with the implications of single, repeated tones.

Revolving around a case of possession by a dybbuk, or disembodied spirit, the novel anticipates Singer's later fascination with demons.

Schubert's later fascination with Heine made itself known in six songs, from "Ihr Bild" to "Der Doppelgänger".

It is tempting to see a connection between the attempt to describe the effects of Davy's air bag and Roget's later fascination with synonymy.

A German émigré whose application of classical music to abstract imagery was one of the models for the Disney film "Fantasia," Fischinger practiced Buddhism and further paved the way for Cage's later fascination with Zen.

Nonetheless, all these years later, the fascination with their story remains undimmed.

You would have thought the appeal would be worn out by now, but decades later our fascination with Henry and his wives, if not with More, oddly persists.

These rifts reinforced a sense of structural injustice that fed into the Occupy movement and then, later, a fascination with the work of Thomas Piketty, who Obama himself termed an inspiration.

He also highlights the later American fascination with European style and English aristocracy that led to the marriages and mansions of the great 19th-century tycoons.Even the most unpromising rooms in Mr Bryson's rectory provide food for thought, such as the miserable provision made for the servants, an all but invisible presence in the grand old days of yore.

Five decades later, our fascination with the cosmos hasn't waned.