Sentence examples for rather fascinated from inspiring English sources

However, the Austrian theory of business cycles has always rather fascinated mainstream economists, a number of whom – including Keynes, Friedman (twice), and moderns such as Krugman – have gone to a lot of trouble to say why they thought it was wrong.

I became rather fascinated by the place and how different it was.

Oliver Ulbrich, the publisher of the diary excerpts, said he did not believe Kennedy admired Hitler, but was rather fascinated by him.

Mr. Shin is, in his own way, a kindly man, rather fascinated by Mr. Thomas and eager to improve his English.

There are buckets full of blood, but the clever distancing device means that you stare with fascinated horror rather than averting your gaze.

Be more fascinated than fascinating.

We conclude with the visionary statement of Munn (1965): The more one knows about these fascinating compounds [isocyanates] the more fascinated one becomes.

Rather than grabbing his sports coat and leaving, he was amazed at how fascinated he was with the whole experience.

The atrocious fascinated him.

They received a fascinated welcome.

Fascinated distaste, it's true.