Sentence examples for no fascination from inspiring English sources

Without obstacles, there can be no fascination.

This debate holds no fascination for the mayor.

He admits that the past holds no fascination for him.

'To say they have no fascination is a lie.

The forbidden held no fascination for her — she lacked any self-damaging impulse".

I have some very good friends who happen to be in so-called Society; but Society as such is a bore and holds no fascination for me".

Tom Hardy brings his robust, muscular presence to the role of Leo and he is watchable enough, but the forensic and psychological aspects are just dull; there is no fascination in the detection process.

Their emphasis is strongly historical, and they exhibit no fascination with a revolutionary moment.

The quasi-scholastic readings of Marxists texts that abounded at this time held no fascination for Merleau-Ponty.

The destruction that Edwards depicts is solely a grim astonishment; it offers no horrific sublimity except in the demise of monsters, no lurid fascination that reaches into forbidden or unconscious zones of pleasure or pain.

But why no public fascination?