Sentence examples for long-term fascination from inspiring English sources
Burgess, who also contributed regularly to the Observer, had a long-term fascination with Napoleon and wrote a novel, Napoleon Symphony, based on the structure of Beethoven's Eroica symphony.
The excellent selection of well-known and seldom-seen material highlights both Man Ray's relationships with specific women and his long-term fascination with the female form as raw material.
The ability of some species to grow at high temperatures has been a long-term fascination of microbiologists.
"The fascination with Prabakharan started on the Tamil side with the cult of personality he created, and then it transferred over," explains Fred Carver, director of Sri Lanka Campaign for Peace and Justice, who thinks the fascination with the long-term adversary is understandable, and comparable with that of the Israelis in the Palestinians.
"The fascination with Prabakharan started on the Tamil side with the cult of personality he created, and then it transferred over," explains Fred Carver, director of Sri Lanka Campaign for Peace and Justice, who thinks the fascination with the long-term adversary is understandable, and comparable to that of the Israelis in the Palestinians.
(Missing from the list: bitcoin, which has long held Dixon's fascination but that he refers to as a "long-term project").. CD: We obviously invest in a wide range of things.
Assimilating to the local culture is a long-term challenge, but also a constant source of beauty, humor and fascination.
Short-term frustration for long-term gain".
Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.
Long-term options in Iraq.
