Sentence examples for rising fascination with from inspiring English sources

The rising fascination with royal history may be the reason that explains this gamble.

Racily written and well stocked with the histories and myths of Everest (though surprisingly without a mention of the Yeti, for a sighting of which "clients" presumably pay extra), it may reflect a rising American fascination with the dark desert places of the Himalayas.

Tourism to Tibet is skyrocketing, a result of rising Chinese incomes, growing Chinese fascination with Tibetan Buddhism and easier access to the Roof of the World.

The business community's fascination with AI rose and fell in the 80s in the classic pattern of an economic bubble.

She notes the recent rise of the Christian right, the fascination with alternative medicine, the growth of the health club industry, and new laws against smoking in public and tougher penalties for drunken driving.

But if you accept the superabundance of CPC leadership coverage as justified in part by an obscene fascination with the global rise of "right-wing populism," it still doesn't totally explain the dearth of attention given to the NDP race.

The pianist Mitsuko Uchida has watched the economic waters rise with a grim fascination.

For the next several months, though, he suspects that Wall Street's fascination with the Fed may well keep stocks rising.

My own theory is that Vertigo's rise in esteem coincides with academic critical fascination with female sexuality and the male "gaze".

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As marijuana legalisation ripples across the states, both the ability to shoot such material legally and the pubic fascination with sexy potheads are on the rise.