Sentence examples for much fascination in from inspiring English sources

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

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

I found this book fairly enjoyable without ever being blown away but it did raise the question of why aspiring novelists find so much fascination in the lives of their fellow writers, agents and publishers who form the New York literary elite, or should I say literary mafia?

Chris Christie, if he generates a little bit too much fascination here in New York, does quite well in straw polls of Republican activists while also having some appeal to the establishment.

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

Although the Nets and Knicks have been nominal rivals over the years, there was never as much fascination as there is now, with the Nets playing in the same city.

Dhobi Ghat, a famous open-air laundry where dhobis (washerfolk) wash and dry clothes in full view of the public, is a source of much fascination for visitors to Mumbai.

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

No species sparks as much fascination as the alligator, the park's top predator.

For the poet, they held as much fascination as for Bonheur, who first brought them into her apartment and later established them in her own zoo at Fontainebleau, shunning portraiture and trendy interiors to paint them exclusively.

- This sub-unit is catalytically essential for transcription and has long been known to be a substrate of kinases and phosphatases which function in pre-mRNA processing., - While the importance of this dynamic regulation is well documented, the portion of the Rpb1p molecule subject to these modifications the C-terminal domain or CTD remains the subject of much fascination.