Sentence examples for sparked fascination from inspiring English sources

Mr. White had achieved considerable success as a television writer on shows like "Dawson's Creek" and "Freaks and Geeks" before "Chuck and Buck," a tragi-comic love story involving a stalker and the unwilling object of his psycho-sexual obsession, sparked fascination and controversy at the 2000 Sundance Festival.

Barack Obama is sparking fascination in Hollywood, which knows how to spot a star with a convincing back-story.

They took on projects like dissecting a cow's eye, which sparked a fascination with how the human body works.

Immersion in the game sparked a fascination, which fueled record-setting success at Utah State and Louisville.

It sparked my fascination of the natural world, and has led me down the long, windy path of a career in palaeontology (that, and Jurassic Park).

Asked by a friend what sparked his fascination, Mr. Weber replied, "Oh, that boy, he's a little lost, he doesn't have a family, he doesn't really have a home".

They have been resisted, just as brutally, by the Rock Machine, a rival gang.In this section Cramming them in War crime Mom's boys Law, or force ReprintsThis "biker war" has sparked public fascination, but also outrage.

David Attenborough not only sparked my fascination for nature, wildlife and the beauty of our planet's many landscapes, but he also inspired my approach to communicating and connecting others with the wonders of the universe they live in.

It was GoldenEye that sparked my fascination.

Her father's shopping sprees sparked her fascination with fashion.

According to Gerhard Klingenstein, top jazz musicians who appeared at the festival (i.e. Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk), profoundly influenced de Lucía, and sparked a fascination for jazz that remained with him throughout his life.