Sentence examples similar to nurture fascination from inspiring English sources

But there are probably thousands of subway buffs who will always remain uncounted, scattered throughout the city, the country and the world, because they prefer to nurture their fascination mostly in solitude.

There are several ways you can nurture this fascination for yourself at any age.

Those publishers that spotted and nurtured this fascination have already been rewarded.

Not so for the group Saint Etienne who, in spite of their French name, have nurtured a fascination with London throughout their career.

Articulate and curious, Mangaldas has nurtured her growing fascination with religion through her coursework.

At a time when Napoleon was overturning the old order, Beethoven seemed to launch a comparable coup, and he nurtured an ambivalent fascination for the French Revolutionary milieu, to the point of contemplating a move to Paris.

It's the same thing all over again with Richard III. Capwell has nurtured a lifelong fascination with the Yorkist king who was killed at Bosworth by Henry Tudor's forces during the Wars of the Roses.

Mr. Turner, who has few equals among the current generation, nurtures his own Tristano fascination, and he displayed it via calm, controlled lines of notes that traveled to the very end of a deep breath.

But they nurtured their son's fascination with it and he started coding at age 12. Eventually he decided to develop an app with what he calls an "automatic summarization algorithm," one that "can take pre-existing long-form content and summarize it".

But I have retained a child's fascination with castles and nurtured a lifelong love of islands.

He was to state later that his fascination with outsiders searching for their identity was nurtured by his insecure upbringing.