Sentence examples for some fascination from inspiring English sources
St John was now a destination, and the source of some fascination.
Similarly, Dacre's own family history has also become the subject of some fascination.
They were powerful figures, and objects of some fascination for audiences.
I 've watched the dismantling of 17-year-old former Youth Crime Commissioner Paris Brown's burgeoning career with some fascination.
When we find out who did this, we may well find some fascination with the event perhaps a foreign terrorist, or a sick American.
ON this island of faded gentility, Wendy Schmidt — tall, blond and whippet thin — has long been a figure of some fascination.
It's a mediocre film (it sticks to familiar events and dramatizes them thinly) but it offers some fascinations and some pleasures (notably, extraordinary impersonations, starting with Podalydès's, and including Bernard Le Coq's, as Sarkozy's predecessor, Jacques Chirac and Samuel Labarthee, as Sarkozy's longtime rival on the right, Dominique de Villepin).
If all this wasn't by an "artist", but rather by some eccentric, wouldn't it be of some perverse fascination?
BERLIN continues to exert a glittering if, to some, reptilian fascination.
"I don't have some undue fascination with the form or the place.
There is some mild fascination (or satisfaction), perhaps, in seeing how badly Lynndie England — the grinning pixie who was photographed with a leashed, naked prisoner — has aged.
