Sentence examples for much fascination from inspiring English sources

These young men view their boss with as much fascination as fear.

Teenagers and their reading habits have been the subject of much fascination in the publishing industry lately.

"AN EIGHT-YEAR-OLD today sees the internet with about as much fascination as you see the toilet," says Dean Kamen, an inventor and entrepreneur.

It was equally unusual for what it revealed about succession within the company, a topic of much fascination in the gossipy magazine world.

Who was behind the Twitter feed was the subject of much fascination and speculation in New York media circles this week.

How much fascination and shock would be dampened if Faulkner had limited the book's central concern to incest rather than the theatrical "one-drop" curse?

The wives of high-ranking soccer stars today are the focus of as much media fascination as their husbands.

"People were taking a much larger fascination in food — you know, the farm-to-table movement was starting to build a little bit of power, the green markets were getting more popular, so people were really spending their interest time, right?" Kanarick said.

However, while grime might be an inescapable soundtrack for someone of his generation who grew up on the eastern edges of the city, for many others it seems to be a much newer fascination.

Instead there is a rote retailing of the sort of adolescent-minded obsession with bodily functions that surfaced in his earliest fiction, and inane, pointless wordplay that seems like a parody of his much-vaunted fascination with language.

He's behind a lurid new tourist attraction in Cable Street in the East End of London, which is dedicated to exploiting an already much-cultivated fascination with the unknown killer of five women between 1888 and 1891.