Sentence examples for macabre fascination from inspiring English sources

There is a macabre fascination, and that makes us nervous.

Even Barnet have the macabre fascination of watching a legend, Edgar Davids, in penury.

It seems there is a macabre fascination in this death tourism.

Since the photographer Diane Arbus committed suicide in 1971 at 48, her life has inspired an almost macabre fascination.

I admit that seeing the Republican party eat itself whole from the inside out has a macabre fascination.

He found a macabre fascination in the pattern of bloodstains, and acquired a singular ability to charm expert prosecution witnesses out of their preconceptions.

Perhaps, as the dust of this decade settles, and society returns to a semblance of stability, our macabre fascinations will return to more conventional monsters, forsaking flesh-eating ghouls for good old-fashioned werewolves or vampires.

Not an inch of macabre, Warholian-style fascination with a traffic crash is evident.

At a resort in the Carpathians, they try to make sense of a series of macabre events, their fascination tipping over into obsession.

The macabre has held a fascination for Ms. Marvel as long as she can remember.

It was also just the sort of horror story that excited Paul Bowles's imagination.A fascination with macabre cruelty suffuses his fiction a fascination initially inspired in him by the tales of Edgar Allan Poe he read as a boy.