Sentence examples for so much fascination from inspiring English sources

He seemed a pleasant young man but his eyes fixed with so much fascination on the cigarette that she was tapping on her thumbnail that she put it away.

He went out and found the land so Bill France Sr., the founder of Nascar, could build Talladega Superspeedway in 1969, but he had no idea it would fuel so much fascination.

I found this book fairly enjoyable without ever being blown away but it did raise the question of why aspiring novelists find so much fascination in the lives of their fellow writers, agents and publishers who form the New York literary elite, or should I say literary mafia?

These young men view their boss with as much fascination as fear.

Gwendolyn Freed, meanwhile, writes in a program article that "as Europe crumbled around him" between 1914 and 1921, Janacek "was apparently consumed with nothing so much as his fascination with a young woman, Kamila Stosslova".

So much for the strange fascination that Eric Heiden held for August Strindberg.

Mr. Schrader is indifferent to the sinner, but he cannot contain his loathing of the sin, which is not so much sex as the fascination with images.

Most England managers have one and for Hodgson it appears to be Milner, who remains a perversely fascinating footballer, if only for his total lack of fascination, not so much an unsung hero as semi-sung not-quite hero, the mystery workaholic.