Sentence examples for truly fascinated from inspiring English sources
The phrase "truly fascinated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express a deep interest or admiration for something or someone. Example: "I am truly fascinated by the intricate designs of ancient architecture."
I am truly fascinated with my own fascination with them, but ultimately it's me with the pen.
I was always truly fascinated by it.
Even as my skin crawled, I was truly fascinated by your report.
"Oh," he says, "I'm truly fascinated by the life of Christ".
Mr. Simon was truly fascinated by the world of the corner, Mr. Dutton believed.
The science-fiction author Ursula K. LeGuin wrote in to second Cameron's criticism, though she had to admit that "children between eight and eleven seem to be truly fascinated" by Dahl's books.
The evidence suggests that what truly fascinates Mr. van Hove is not how far humanity has evolved into robotic soullessness; it's how close it remains to its primitive roots.
Maybe English isn't your favorite subject, but you've found that A Separate Peace or Catcher in the Rye is your new favorite novel; you don't have to like everything in school, but you should still look for something that truly fascinates you and motivates you to keep working.
But, like Darwin in his day, Solondz truly is fascinated with transmutation.
If that was his source, as Caldwell reports, what he did with it is what truly makes us fascinated by it, and that is what makes "Lolita" survive as fiction of the highest order.
This is a man who has truly found his calling, fascinated by death since he was a boy, when he would stay out of school to watch cremations.
