Sentence examples for longtime fascination from inspiring English sources

In its last pages, "Fiction Ruined My Family" connects Mr. Darst's longtime fascination with F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald to his behavior toward his own wife.

They were the handiwork of Mr. Sudeith, an artist with a master's degree in painting and a longtime fascination with ancient stone carvings, or petroglyphs.

Mr. Stevens's son, Michael, said his father was guilty of nothing more than a longtime fascination with the affection, loyalty and passion of pit bulls.

Her knowledge of the square's history started to merge with a longtime fascination with old typewriters, which she was finding all over Berlin.

As a self-described "terrestrial person" whose "feet are firmly planted on the earth," the singer Jane Scheckter marvels at the longtime fascination of songwriters with heavenly orbs, especially the moon.

Michel Galante, the director of the Argento Chamber Ensemble, has had a longtime fascination with the music of Georg Friedrich Haas and has included his works in his group's programs for the last several years.

Brin's longtime personal fascination with zeppelins and airships helped fuel his interest in building his own, and he enlisted the help of various experts in the field, including former NASA programs director Alan Weston.

The idea for Political Base, which is based in Sausalito, Calif., came from Mr. Bonnie's own longtime appreciation of politics and his fascination with election seasons as "great sport".

Another facet of the two longtime allies' intense and somewhat inexplicable mutual fascination -- a classic case of love-hate -- is that francophobia has deep roots in American culture, Mr. Vaisse said.

It adds to the fascination, in a gossipy sort of way, that Philippe Sollers, a novelist and longtime editor of Tel Quel, a learned and esoteric review, has been identified as the real-life model for Jim.For a roman à clé, there is less about who slept with whom than about intellectual affinities and literary friendships.

Ms. Karp and her San Francisco-based modern-dance troupe, relatively unknown to New Yorkers, will perform excerpts from "Kalasam," inspired by a fascination with Indian dance and music that the choreographer shares with her composer and longtime collaborator Paul Dresher.