Sentence examples for less fascinated from inspiring English sources

American girls may be obsessed with celebrity, but they are no less fascinated by themselves.

Dr. Mann is less fascinated by the equipment than with the changes it represents.

This time, his mother was driving with him, and she was far less fascinated.

The aristocracy were no less fascinated at what they saw as a sexual freak, but they had private showings.

She is no less fascinated by the lives of others, and yet she has considerable reservations about the perils of attempting to commit them to paper.

As for the car in Times Square yesterday, visitors, many of them youngsters, seemed less fascinated by its history than by the smallness of the wooden benches.

As a ballet, this work for dancers in leotards is not for those less than fascinated by intricate interlocking structures and a sophisticated response to sophisticated music, but it is a highly concentrated dose of shifting rhythms.

Although teenage girls are most at risk, anorexia – along with bulimia nervosa and other dangerous eating disorders with which the press is currently rather less morbidly fascinated – has claimed the lives of children and pensioners, high-flying professionals and the unemployed, lesbians and gay men, straight men and boys.

Lessing became fascinated by the theatre in Leipzig, which had recently been revitalized by the work of a talented and energetic actress, Caroline Neuber.

But Ketchum was fascinated less by the patients than by the process.

He became fascinated less in the Cuban revolutionary, killed by American trained Bolivian soldiers in 1967, than by the manipulation of his image since then, through the iconic poster.