Sentence examples for more fascinated with from inspiring English sources

I understood less about, and became more fascinated with, the ways people behaved here.

Why are we not more fascinated with these displays of resilience and grace?

These days, he's more fascinated with the acoustic subtleties of North African scales and North American harmonies than with the bludgeoning power of electric blues-based rock music.

IT'S unclear if humans are any more fascinated with animals than they ever have been, but it's safe to say that the visual manifestations of this fascination are on the rise.

With Uncle June, Mr. Cleaver is more fascinated with the clash of opposite forces: focusing the music and then letting it go, squeezing it and then opening it, like working a bellows.

Well, when I was a boy, I was more fascinated with military history than anything else, because I went to military school, my father was in the Navy, and, growing up in the South, the Civil War was all around me.

$14. (All ages) THE farther we run from the red-toothed wild, the more fascinated we become with animals.

Lately, I'm more fascinated of late with the production side of things.

In middle age, I'm more fascinated by her fraught relationship with her cook, Nellie Boxall, than with her particular brand of high modernism; I would rather ponder the fact that she once mistakenly baked her wedding ring into a suet pudding than her experiments with gender and narrative.

I'm much more fascinated by the tension that comes from people not quite fitting with their surroundings.

With a presidential election looming, UK audiences are more fascinated by US politics than usual and Stewart provides an antidote to the mainstream coverage.