Sentence examples for main fascination from inspiring English sources
Indeed, unanswered questions were Wyeth's main fascination.
Although the magazine itself has other wacky attributes, the food is the main fascination.
His main fascination with Knüpfer's "Venus and Cupid" seems to be the spilled chamber pot at Venus's side.
But his main fascination with Scotland lies in its misty past.
One of the main fascinations of the Guardian first book award is the challenge posed by comparing fiction with non-fiction and poetry.
While this text gives the more rugged genres their insightful due, Stanley's main fascinations are with process, personalities and populism, alighting on the backroom operators and the unsung facilitators (like "pop Zelig" Sylvia Robinson, singer and label-owner, who arguably fired the starting pistol on the 20th century's closing salvo, hip-hop).
Although Lacey is treated as this book's main source of fascination, it's less interesting to look at her point-blank than to look at her while wondering what Mr. Martin sees.
Rolling through what is today a giant urban park, a young couple open doors and peer through windows into shots that fade into Hitler addressing worshipping crowds from the Zeppelin stands and waves of goose-stepping soldiers in the Luitpoldarena, the grove used for SS ceremonies.Speer transfixedThe main exhibit, too, called Fascination and Violence, unrolls like a film.
Volcanoes aside, Turrell's main inspiration is a lifelong fascination with light.
In the grisly "Fascination," by Jim Grimsley, the main character is a composite of several infamous serial killers.
Judging by opinion polls, the views of the country's main political parties and the ongoing fascination with the House of Windsor in Irish newspapers, magazines, television and radio programmes, the overwhelming majority welcome the arrival of the Queen.
