Sentence examples for the continued fascination from inspiring English sources

The princess continued her relationship with Llewellyn, to the reported displeasure of the Queen and the continued fascination of press and public.

What is not in doubt is the continued fascination Earhart holds in the popular imagination.

"The seminal point was breaking the door of the abbey; the centre of the British Empire, to bring Scotland out again". Hamilton is dismayed, however, by the continued fascination with the raid.

Buzzing around the margins of the finals is the continued fascination with anything remotely related to LeBron James's pending free agency, including the Cavaliers' pursuit of Michigan State Coach Tom Izzo, which indicates to SI.com's Ian Thomsen that the Cavaliers believe they will re-sign James.

The show's promising start points to a larger trend, namely the television audience's current appetite for not only the horror genre but also the continued fascination with shows about serial killers, like this season's greatest drama success, "The Following" on Fox, and Showtime's "Dexter".

The letters, signed with the name David, the last of the prince's seven given names, are the prize offerings in a sale of miscellaneous books and manuscripts, given the continued fascination with the saga of the man who gave up his throne for the woman he loved.

Nearly four years after Jackson's death, the case and the news media's coverage of it demonstrate the public's continued fascination with Jackson, and with the lurid side of the entertainment business.

In the longer term, Egypt benefits from the world's continued fascination with fresh discoveries of ancient Egyptian tombs and buildings.

A Check Point spokesperson added: "It's 10-year-old code so probably sourced from an old version of the software obtained from a Trend OEM partner - but which one, we don't know". The probe into SiliVaccine is part of the West's continued fascination in North Korea's online activity.

There's still a lot researchers don't know about the Higgs boson, Vernieri says, explaining her continued fascination with the particle.

"Class is the one big social force that keeps dropping out of the national discourse," she said of her continued fascination with the subject.