Sentence examples for mutual fascination from inspiring English sources

Somewhere beneath that lurks mutual fascination.

Jansch and Graham have a mutual fascination and a grudging respect for one another.

The pair's mutual fascination, loathing and dependence climaxes in an apparent trading of identities.

There is mutual fascination, and far more mixing or "multiculturalism" than we would like to admit.

You can understand the mutual fascination of these two, each of whom is more than a little monstrous.

They are still reaching for happiness together, and the reader is thrust into the middle of their mutual fascination.

This witchy account is run by Jamie Mooers and Bill Crisafi, who developed a friendship over a decade ago based on "their mutual fascinations with occultism, magic, spirituality and a deep nostalgia for old New England".

Lockhart: Well, there's a whole mutual-fascination process going on when the "West Wing" people show up.

"Relations between the two countries are ambiguous, marked by both mutual rejection and fascination," Remy Leveau, an expert in North African issues, told the news magazine L'Express this week.

And all the talk that has preceded this scene -- about the Dionysian spirit and the Oedipal clash of artistic generations -- and the implicit mutual resentment and fascination that has been festering between the men find a pulse-quickening, visceral outlet.

Davanzo and his partner, Ken Fountain, founded the center in the hopes of creating a grass-roots organization that would allow neighborhood families and the area's resident hipsters to share a mutual love and fascination for the movies.