Sentence examples for through fascination from inspiring English sources

This did not mean I chose to reject the audience's involvement, but that I wanted that involvement to arise through fascination with a complex and dazzling object observable under glass, rather than through more conventional theatrical empathy.

This was part of why he saw his remarkably dull life as full of adventure – daily observation of his own inner experiences and the world around him took him near to ecstasy through fascination with the micromanaging operations of divine providence.

In September 2007, "Call the Shots" leaked online, and on 26 November of the same year, it was released as the second single from Tangled Up through Fascination Records, a week after the album's release.

A portion of basic research should (continue to) be devoted to purely curiosity-driven purposes as knowledge per se has a value and increases the quality of life of people through fascination and 'soul nourishment'.

"Africa is often illustrated in mass media and popular culture through images of warfare, disease and poverty, as well as through celebrity fascination and philanthropic efforts," Christine Y . Kim the museum's associate curator and the show's organizer, writes in an introduction that will appear on a wall near the show's entrance.

I discovered this book through my fascination with Francis Bacon.

It all came back to me through my fascination with experimental music in downtown New York.

"Britain had been going through a fascination with the 80's, and this had the music and the fashion that people were interested in," said Ekow Eshun, a London cultural critic.

He responds to the charge that the character of Hanna Schmitz, as played by Kate Winslet, appears as more of a heroine than she does in the book: Through the fascination that Kate Winslet arouses, the film becomes much more her story.

"The Landing" is made up of three delicately told stories of heartbreak that are a cross between Ann Beattie and Edward Albee: a boy awakening, through his fascination with constellations, to a star-crossed love affair in his midst; a mentally ill woman falling in love with a brick; and a gay couple taking in a foster child who is far more than he seems.

There was very little AutoTune in Tuesday's show, though he's been through that fascination; there was definitely some gossamer soft-rock in there, in the Bruce Hornsby-inspired new song "Beth/Rest" and in Mike Lewis's bizarrely powerful soprano saxophone solos.