By the end of the 19th century, Europe was fascinated by Asia, notably by China and Japan.
The native mechanisms of tolerance, notably those of active suppression by regulatory cells, have therefore fascinated immunologists from the beginning on as they promise modulation of the immune system in an antigen-specific way.
Simultaneously fascinated and repelled by his authors' efforts as social commentators, he coins notably ambivalent epithets for them -- Dickens is an "Angry Anarchist," Flaubert a "Phobic Anatomist" and Mann a "Mutinous Patrician".
Morrice was also fascinated by the creative process; the theme of making a ballet permeated a number of works, most notably Conflicts (1962).
Matejko was fascinated by Stańczyk from the times of his youth, and portrayed him in several of his works (most notably, besides the painting discussed here, in Consecration of King Sigismund's Bell, 1874 and Prussian Homage, 1882).
Balanchine was notably wary of the star system, which emphasized who was dancing more than what was being danced, but he was perpetually fascinated by the connections among dancers, music and light.
Though fascinated by America, a few other very large countries and the fine points of international economic governance, Mr Brown's diplomatic strategy notably in Europe mostly involved delivering lectures on British cleverness and leaving meetings early.
Mr. Jackson, while notably trying to steer clear of the brouhaha over Mr. Cameron's land purchase, said he sees Mr. Cameron as a type of kindred spirit, someone, at long last, who was equally fascinated with pushing the technological limits on film.
You're, like, fascinated".
