Sentence examples for universal fascination from inspiring English sources

Even Princeton was virtually treeless until the Romantic Movement made nature a subject of universal fascination.

Food is such a universal fascination that it's no wonder so many stations cover it.

The nippy tea clipper quickly became one of the world's fastest ships, and has remained an object of universal fascination ever since.

But whether a five-foot-three-inch writer from Monroeville, Alabama, holds the same universal fascination as the end of the world remains to be seen.

But an almost universal fascination with the extremities of human behaviour means the loftier parts of the arts also push through the police tape at crime scenes.

Pop Art has not only continued to capture the imagination of the public, but it has also flourished, helped in part by social networking, global connectivity and a universal fascination with the media.

Cosmology occupies itself with the origin and history of the universe; our primal hunger for creation stories, whether told by shamans or astrophysicists, makes this a universal area of human fascination.

The unique qualities of the carbon atom -- nature's universal connecting joint -- underlie scientists' fascination with the new fullerenes.

The reverence for the scrolls on display is more universal, based more on a fascination over their origin and remarkable survival than on any preconceived beliefs, religious or otherwise.

Suicide, which had been an intellectual fascination for me in the grand, universal tradition of adolescent angst, suddenly became startlingly viable.

Bruce, in this performance, discusses with a surprising fascination and sympathy the primordial and quasi-universal roots of the laws that tormented him.