There is no sense of why the Jews, a tiny minority of Germans, came to be viewed with such fascination and loathing.
The book offers no appreciation of any artistic or aesthetic quality delivered by mass media (with the exception of pro wrestling, which, in the book's first essay, he views with lenient fascination).
It is the new companies who are going to grow around that network and who will produce the new phone companies". The demise of fixed-line phone bills is something Sir Bryan Carsberg, who at BT's privatisation in 1984 was the first director of Oftel - the telecommunications regulator now folded into the communications regulator OfCom - views with fascination.
At age 43, he is viewed with a mixture of fascination and terror.
These monstra from the Latin monere, "to warn" and monstrare, "to show"—were viewed with both fear and fascination.
Defense lawyers rested their case Wednesday morning, ruling out a prospect that people here had viewed with a mix of fascination and dread: that Sandusky, a former Penn State assistant football coach, would take the witness stand to answer charges that he sexually abused 10 boys.
Black hair isn't talked about, but instead viewed from afar with fascination, and then persecuted up close for failing to conform.
Black hair isn't talked about but instead viewed from afar with fascination, and then persecuted up close for failing to conform.
Click here to view Shepard's fascination with a particular, vocal kind of British gangster is obvious when speaking to him.
PAGE A25 VIEW FROM ABROAD -- With the United States seen as the sole superpower, people abroad are following the elections with fascination.
Conrad stared at the find with fascination.
