Mrs Albright who tells women to do what she didn't when young, and interrupt speakers in meetings recalls that, in the late 1950s, the height of ambition instilled by the college was "to stay at home, become fascinating wives and raise smart sons".
But in the second passage his target has become those Jews whose doctrines had become fascinating to a group of Christians, i.e. the circle of Ficino.
"Visitors are coming to see a city that looks like a disaster movie set, but it could become fascinating if young people can get a chance to turn this shit into something new and exciting," he says.
In any case, the whole Dickey saga — the stalled contract talks, the team's efforts to shop him around to other clubs, Dickey's willingness to step on a Mets' Christmas party to express his unhappiness with what is going on — has become fascinating.
It seems at first sight to be about very little, but over time the minutiae become fascinating, like a live-action version of Robert Doisneau's famous 1950 photograph of a couple kissing by the Hotel De Ville.
"They become fascinating windows into Lincoln as he was about to do something important," he said.
Zoom down to a Sim's-eye view, as Maxis does in The Sims computer game, and the Sims become fascinating -- and monstrous -- because they're not human.
Scenic elements, once take for granted, become fascinating.
YOU know how bugs, magnified 10,000 times, become fascinating and monstrous?
But tomorrow's other two noteworthy elections, in New Jersey and far upstate New York, have become fascinating free-for-alls.
