Sentence examples for longstanding fascination from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sugimoto came to the wax figure portraits through his longstanding fascination with dioramas.

Mr. Slimane attributed his longstanding fascination with androgyny in part to the ambiguities in his first name.

For Mallea, a Cuban-American architect who is based in New York, the book grew out of a longstanding fascination with his family's history.

In his photography, he depicted violent graffiti as the scars of war, and developed a longstanding fascination for how young men became enamoured with war.

Though admittedly cycling through a longstanding fascination with the male psyche, Ms. Shelton insisted that she favors humor, not testosterone, on set and off.

He explores a longstanding fascination with polygamy in his chamber opera"Dark Sisters," a story of a polygamist family in a Mormon offshoot whose children are removed by state officials concerned about child abuse.

Mr. Biss's Carnegie Hall program, which he has been playing on tour since early December, is an overview of some of his longstanding fascinations.

Clearly, Neu! added its own antic twist to the longstanding German fascination with the interface between human and machine.

A treasured aviary, the vast collection of bird paintings in Chinese art reflects longstanding global fascination with our feathered friends.

This part of "Miracle at St. Anna," with its themes of vengeance, treachery and honor, is a reminder of Mr. Lee's longstanding, frequently ambivalent fascination with all things Italian, including the work of Italian and Italian-American filmmakers.

This fear and fascination with the superhuman black male body is a longstanding sightline – a "racial script", as the historian Natalia Molina calls it – in which a confused, delusional vision of the dangerous black male body is repeatedly invoked as a reason for some terrible, violent response.