Adults are somewhat fascinated by sleep.
(My guess is that he was, at least, somewhat fascinated by homosexual activity; also that he was enough of a doofus that he likely would've teased an awkward straight roommate, if he didn't like the guy, in a similar way).
At the time when I was writing the book, I was somewhat fascinated by the notion of chemical dependency.
At the time, the reporter — who was also said to be romantically involved with Goering's daughter, Edda — appeared to be somewhat unhealthily fascinated with the Nazi era; he claimed that he was merely cultivating sources.
Bouvier's rivals in the art-logistics trade watched, fascinated and somewhat bemused.
It's readable and informative, with excellently chosen illustrations, but it loses its focus somewhat when Warren becomes fascinated by Thomas Coram, who established the Foundling Hospital, and ropes in Hogarth and Handel along the way, none of whom, needless to say, Dickens knew.
I liked Mosquito's goofy humor, and I was fascinated by its somewhat creepy voyeurism.
Other researchers are fascinated, but still somewhat skeptical of the octopus' skills at impersonation.
Described as being fascinated with, if somewhat wary of, the dark templar, Tassadar is the commander of the fleet that made first contact with the Terrans by destroying their colony of Chau Sara to contain Zerg infestation.
The study of the spatial scale of herbicide resistance is relevant to both basic evolutionary biologists and applied scientists for somewhat disparate reasons: Evolutionary researchers are fascinated by the repeatability of the evolutionary process whereas applied scientists, who want to maintain low levels of resistance in nature, need to understand where control efforts are best implemented.
She becomes fascinated by the Cambodian Embassy, which, somewhat incongruously, occupies a suburban villa in Willesden.
