Sentence examples for of real fascination from inspiring English sources

These become questions of real fascination.

The reader who might not expect to be enthralled by the dangerous mutability of the gold standard, for example, will find it a subject of real fascination.

The attraction may not be across the board, but there will always be a group of people with real fascination for this period".

The real fascination of Kabul, I found, lies in the ordinary rhythms of life here, in the bustle of a reviving city.

But the real fascination of Morgan's play lies in its suggestion that, behind the contest, there was a symbiotic link between Frost and Nixon.

But the real surprise in nature is that human beings exist to observe it, and the real fascination of the Fibonacci series lies in our need to find it.

The real fascination of this book is how we got from being a species that enjoyed the spectacle of roasting each other alive to one that believes child-killers have the same rights as everyone else.

There is always something compelling about watching people in extremis, but the real fascination of this programme lay with Ding Yu, the show's interviewer, who effortlessly switched between being a manipulative diva and a bit of a softie.

This, for me, is the real fascination of his find: the light it sheds on how a despised and defeated people won a victory over their conquerors so remarkable that it now gets to be commemorated by Russell Crowe.

"It's like hearing circuitry crying," Goodman has said of this recent output, and for new signings Darkstar this idea of computer love is a real fascination.

I had gotten to know the courage and just the sheer guts of the jockeys and the sheer passion of the owners, and a lot of that has transferred into a real fascination with horse racing.