Sentence examples for was fascination from inspiring English sources

There was fascination at the spectacle itself.

There was fascination with texture, reflecting the unpredictable social mix within the workshops.

There was fascination – especially among older residents – in having been able to watch the ghost village rise from the dead, and see life being breathed back into its long-neglected streets.

The BBC had resisted calls – from commentators and its own staff – to remove Fury from the shortlist, so there was fascination surrounding the tactics it would employ to deal with the dinosaur in the room and – if he finished in the top three of the public vote – on the podium.

I later realized that what I really meant was "fascination".

The episode's original title was "Fascination".

For most liberals it may present the fascination of the abomination - but it's fascination, nonetheless.

It's no surprise, then, that there is fascination with this quintessentially human ability.

There is fascination in seeing the familiar tweaked in an unexpected way.

Vehicles stop, people scatter: the motive may be fascination or self-preservation.

Landy might think, and even hope so, but in this secular age what he achieves – and rightly so – is fascination.