Sentence examples for too fascinated from inspiring English sources

I'm too fascinated by it now".

He was too fascinated by his own despair.

Sometimes Dworkin almost seems to be too fascinated as she extracts yet another atrocity - against Jews, against women - from the shadows.

Or is it Lily/Pandora, far too fascinated by the power of absolute destruction to slam the lid back on the box?

They are, to me, deeply religious too; fascinated by things that fade, by the possibility of a world beyond the visible.

We can learn a lot from this kind of coverage, but there is the danger of our becoming too fascinated by the level of detail we have the privilege of seeing, and of becoming passive, follow-along tacticians.

I have just begun reading the book, and I, too, am fascinated.

They, too, become fascinated by the lore of how Baal came to be worshipped by Celts and what rites might have taken place in the root cellar.

To the Editor: I, too, was fascinated by the Dodge house, which I remember well and to which I have a small, tangential connection: My great aunt, Adele McMillan, was married to William Crawford, the contractor who built the New York house.

Richard Nixon, too, was fascinated by the world; a sixty-eight-day trip to Asia that he made in the fall of 1953, when he was Eisenhower's Vice-President, stayed with him all his life.

They, too, become fascinated with the mirror, as do Olive's only friend, Wendy Julie Halstonn), and the president of the co-op board's retired dad, Sylvan Richard Masurr), and they all start happily hanging out together in Olive's apartment — which makes Olive even more miserable.