Sentence examples for strong fascination from inspiring English sources

Q: Do you agree that poverty has a strong fascination?

Despite this strong fascination, DeJoria did not don a fire suit and helmet right away.

It was to exercise a strong fascination, particularly over artists and poets, in the following hundred years.

In the late 19th century his poems exercised a strong fascination on English readers who found his championing of the common man idealistic and prophetic.

Robert developed a strong fascination with architecture and ruins, and he was strongly influenced by Giovanni Battista Piranesi, the renowned etcher of architectural subjects who was then publishing his great collections of etchings of Roman architecture.

Goethe's tragic play "Faust" held a strong fascination for Berlioz from the very beginning of his career, as evidenced by an early setting of portions of the work from 1828.

And this may be part of the reason that the mystified meta-discourse Ms. Didion deplored — the fetishizing of means over ends, of form over content — exerts an ever-stronger fascination.

Kassitoome is an emotionally strong UGS (Fascination) in Tartu.

There is anger at the rich but also a strong undercurrent of fascination.

Consider open discussions about sex and porn as an alternative to making the subject taboo that which is taboo often has a stronger attraction and fascination than that which is not.

But given Postcard's strong visual identity, its fascination with Warhol's Factory and the fact that various band members had studied art, it's surprising that Simply Thrilled doesn't explore the intersections between Glasgow's music and art scenes that scholars such as Sarah Lowndes, in Social Sculpture (2003), have identified as one of the city's most distinctive features.