Sentence examples for mixture of fascination from inspiring English sources

All provoked an uneasy mixture of fascination and dread.

Meanwhile, Americans watched the live broadcasts with a mixture of fascination and respect.

At age 43, he is viewed with a mixture of fascination and terror.

The exhibits inspire a mixture of fascination, disgust, empathy and disorientation.

The American media has followed recent events in Peru with a mixture of fascination and horror.

Brian McCarthy, an employee of the bookstore, said the books "have been met with a mixture of fascination and disgust".

Murder in the city casts a peculiar spell, a mixture of horror, fascination and relief.

As the court appeals go on, staying the executions, their relations become an artistically necessary but morally questionable mixture of affection, fascination, and exploitation.

The first-person narrative deftly captures the mixture of horror, fascination and detachment with which a child views the world of grown-up folly.

When Martin Amis has his hero sprawled out in front of the television, eating junk food and watching porn videos, we can sense the narrator's uncomfortable mixture of prurient fascination and gentlemanly disdain.

The first is a mythical reading of all that Rin Tin Tin came to embody as the titular "legend". In this sense, the dog's story is ready-made, discovered more than written, which isn't to say that Orlean doesn't add a heady mixture of naïve fascination and penetrating journalistic know-how.