Sentence examples for one fascination from inspiring English sources

One fascination of the piece is the way the choreography builds on its performers' kicking, tweaking manipulation of the long trains of their glittering red and silver robes.

One fascination of operating a center is seeing the dogs' social behavior emerge, Ms. Lupescu said.

One fascination of Kokoschka's portraits comes from his quite original mode of getting them down on canvas.

Now we're at one of those pivot moments, when one fascination pales and the next object of our entrancement and contempt hasn't come into view.

These two worlds would never have collided but for one shared fascination: the symbolism and physiology of the human heart.

They had their running jokes, too -- one mutual fascination, circa 1993-94, was the Lorena and John Wayne Bobbitt case -- but theirs was primarily a business relationship.

Suspicion of the NSA is reflected in several presentations scheduled for this year's Def Con – even as their subtext is arguably one of fascination with the agency.

One great fascination of this election has been measuring how far the Democratic Party will have to bend to the left, and how much it is prepared to do so.

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And credit to FromSoft for sparking that feeling, one of fascination and determination, within me.

The scene also expresses Wallace's ideas about mindfulness, spectatorship, and the philosophical consequences that derive from the act of choosing one's fascinations.