Sentence examples for true fascination from inspiring English sources

All of these tales are fascinating, but the book's true fascination comes in its color photographs and illustrations, scores of them.

Should we be interested in Humble as a piece of cultural history, the 20th-century foil to his true fascination, Jack the Ripper?

The true fascination of neuroscience lies not in bombastic philosophical claims but in the fine detail of brain function, illustrations of the mind-brain problem, and the human interest of case histories.

"There is a true fascination in being able to hear the time; it harks back to another lifetime," Peter Speake-Marin, an independent watchmaker, wrote by e-mail ahead of the introduction of his first venture into the genre, the Renaissance Tourbillon Minute Repeater, at Baselworld, the watch fair that runs through Thursday.

Born in the small town of Coalcomán, Mexico, Manuel's true fascination with his art form began when he was only seven years old.

His true fascination seems to lie with robots, including multiple sci-fi worlds in his 2015 book Labyrinths, and tiny androids in several Adventure Time-esque commissions.

He is also a writer, artist and art collector and will perform his one-man show, This Filthy World – about film, his fascination with true crime, exploitation films and "fashion lunacy" – at this year's Homotopia arts festival in Liverpool.

Set in a day where sensational headlines inundate the news, this woman's avid fascination with true crime leads her to become an active participant in the investigations.

"The Jinx" hits HBO at a time when the public's fascination with true crime thrillers is at peak levels, thanks in part to the genre of programming offered on networks such as Investigation Discovery (ID) and, of course, the recent popularity of murder mystery podcast "Serial".

Burgess, who spoke with Douglas, now in his 70s and retired, during the show's production but wasn't directly involved with the series, explained that she understood why viewers might be drawn to a show like "Mindhunter," in an age of renewed fascination with true crime. .

In the same way that many women have a morbid fascination with true crime and murder shows ― they allow us to confront the worst possible scenarios of living in a society where women's bodies are often violated in both small and large ways ― watching "Handmaid's" lets us see what could happen if we sit back and become complacent. .