Sentence examples for the same fascination for from inspiring English sources

Decline has the same fascination for historians that love has for lyric poets.

If you are not familiar with Pascal's oeuvre, or if you are, for example, a man, then I cannot guarantee that this novel will hold the same fascination for you that it does for Sweet Valley-loving sisters.

No other plant family held quite the same fascination for me as orchids did, maybe because of their relative rareness in northern Europe and certainly because of their unusual appearance -- their delicate shapes and configuration, the deep spurs that hide their nectar.

People in previous centuries often gathered to watch sinking ships with the same fascination people have for car wrecks today, said Nicole Bubolo, who curated the show with Mr. MacKay.

And it isn't surprising, really, that for people born in the 1980s an acid green Gianni Versace tailleur would hold the same fascination as a balled-up Fortuny does for me.

The same fascination with craft rituals also produced an ingenious ceramic console designed by RaR and Dick van Hoff's elegant leather and wood seating for the Dutch company Thomas Eyck.

There's the same fascination with, resistance to, and ultimate embrace by American culture.

Intriguing as they may be, they simply do not exert the same fascination as Marseille.

They see in each other's eyes the same fascination with our power-driven world.

Castro clearly has the same deep fascination for the technicalities of such conflict, invoking the examples of Alexander the Great, Hannibal, the Vietnamese, the Algerians and European resistance fighters in the Second World War.

Nobody really cares much about economic data except as a guide to policy: economic phenomena do not have the same intrinsic fascination for us as the internal resonances of the atom or the functioning of the vesicles and other organelles of a living cell.