Sentence examples for same fascination from inspiring English sources

Decline has the same fascination for historians that love has for lyric poets.

There's the same fascination with, resistance to, and ultimate embrace by American culture.

Intriguing as they may be, they simply do not exert the same fascination as Marseille.

Is it that his big theme, the return from war, doesn't hold the same fascination as it once did?

A boffin who collects data on butterflies, say, might want to upload it so that others with the same fascination can add their own information.

But this same fascination with the PC which has been so fruitful up to now may eventually prove to be Gates's undoing.

But he treats the search for victims who died in the attack with the same clinical fascination.

Or maybe it is the same public fascination with historical personalities that lately has filled best-seller lists with presidential biographies.

Indeed, in making a public spectacle out of attention-seeking amateurs, Warhol's film has the same queasy fascination now associated with reality television.

The straight-laced broadcasters of yesteryear would observe the world of rock'n'roll with much the same alien fascination as David Attenborough observes the wildlife of the Arctic tundra.

But whether a five-foot-three-inch writer from Monroeville, Alabama, holds the same universal fascination as the end of the world remains to be seen.