Sentence examples for lost its fascination from inspiring English sources
In its later, mostly excellent versions, the series lost its central trio, but it never lost its fascination with the contiguous border between humanness and the alien, between the person and the beast or thing.
Her fans never left her, but after "Johnny Guitar" the spectacle that had so mesmerized Truffaut lost its fascination.
Although the film did not do well — the subject of wounded veterans lost its fascination as the Korean War began — Brando's reviews tended toward ecstatic variations on the word "real".
Yet behind a comic sensibility that is sometimes provocative and sometimes puerile, Mr. MacFarlane is a committed fan of the first "Cosmos" who laments a modern society that he says has lost its fascination with science.
At a confirmation hearing for President Obama's choices to lead the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Senator John Rockefeller IV described the agency as "a splendid story of the past" that has been adrift and lost its fascination for Americans.
And plywood shows no signs of losing its fascination.
That is why the ready-made will never lose its fascination.
Like all masterpieces, when played with integrity and passion Steve Reich's Music for 18 Musicians — the seminal 1976 chamber work in which he used his broadest palette of harmonic language to date — never loses its fascination.
It lost its outrageousness".
(It also lost its "The").
