Sentence examples for surprising fascination from inspiring English sources

Bruce, in this performance, discusses — with a surprising fascination and sympathy — the primordial and quasi-universal roots of the laws that tormented him.

Back at the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH) fair in Geneva there was a surprising fascination with organic chemistry and the element at its core: carbon.

Bruce, in this performance, discusses with a surprising fascination and sympathy the primordial and quasi-universal roots of the laws that tormented him.

The pomp and pageantry of the British Royal Family hold a surprising degree of fascination for the French.

The approach to each song, challenging and surprising, is the defining fascination of the book.

That's not so surprising, given Black's own fascination with Bonaparte.

Part of this fascination comes from the surprising ecological and morphological similarity of congeners, which led some to suggest that natural selection had little importance in recent speciation events [46], [22].

Here at HuffPost Green, Our fascination with food, animals and surprising tidbits has taken a turn down the road of unpredictable, unusual and what some might call outrageous delicacies.

The artist's emphasis on life is surprising considering the bulk of his oeuvre shows a fascination with 17th-century Dutch vanitas paintings filled with images of death, decay and memento mori.

The specialist reader is likely to be drawn to sections on archival holdings and critical debates, whereas a more general reading public will be more apt to find fascination in the sections on Nabokov's butterflies, his metaphysics and the (surprising) point where the two converge.

At the same time, with the fascination over premium denim having nearly exhausted its laundry list of spins, it is not surprising that, this spring, young men's fancy has turned to khaki.