Sentence examples for original fascination from inspiring English sources

Mason turns the familiar theater of two men at brutal odds into a state of original fascination.

Her original fascination -- how people navigate the competing demands of work and life -- rapidly evolved into a study of conflict, and its suppression.

The irony is that in February, 2008, Dia organized a petition opposing plans by Pearl Montana Exploration and Production to drill boreholes in the Great Salt Lake — the latest in a long history of attempts "to get oil," which was part of Smithson's original fascination with the area.

The irony is that in February, 2008, Dia organized a petition opposing plans by Pearl Montana Exploration and Production to drill boreholes in the Great Salt Lake the latest in a long history of attempts "to get oil," which was part of Smithson's original fascination with the area.

But the story of his life, what he went through as a man, ultimately overshadowed my original fascination with the instrument". Over four years in the making, "The Electronic Odyssey of Leon Theremin," has been something of an odyssey for Mr. Martin as well.

But what Kohn calls his "graduation" from academia brought him back full circle to his original fascination with Darwin's botany and an exciting new "green Darwin" phase.

He sees his journey from university researcher to food company businessman, however, as a natural outgrowth of his original scientific fascination with the biochemistry of flavonoids, which are compounds with strong antioxidant properties that occur in many kinds of plants.

The episode's original title was "Fascination".

5 Solaris (1972) Dir: Andrei Tarkovsky Remade by Steven Soderbergh in 2002, but the original still holds a fascination for fans of the novel by Stanislaw Lem (see page 6).

But part of the fascination of the original was that it did not seem to be about anything, except a vague mention of Campbell's role in the "2005 budget".

While this word has been debased and diluted over time, it's original meaning defines a primal fascination for mountains, their umbilical connection to man.