Sentence examples for whose fascination from inspiring English sources

Mr. Burden is a veteran performance artist whose fascination with things automotive is well-documented.

Anselm Kiefer is a master from Germany whose fascination with Celan's poem permeates his paintings.

The book and its author add up to a mystery whose fascination never fades.

The museum was established by Robert Opie, a compulsive collector whose fascination with everyday things began on a railway station platform.

'Joe was never really interested in any of that stuff,' says Singer, a sharp-looking woman whose fascination with fashion in no way disguises her formidable intellect.

Ms. Zimmerman, whose fascination with myth, fairy tale and legend has led to such inventive theater pieces as "Metamorphoses," "Arabian Nights" and "The Odyssey," is at it again.

With so many pianists commemorating the bicentenaries of Chopin and Schumann this year, it is refreshing to find a player whose fascinations lie elsewhere.

Styron was a Virginia native, whose fascinations with race, class and personal guilt led to such tormented narratives as Lie Down in Darkness and The Confessions of Nat Turner, which won the Pulitzer Prize despite protests that the book was racist and inaccurate.

Dr. Coxeter, whose childhood fascination with symmetry led to his career in mathematics, was driven by the idea that beautiful explanations exist for all puzzles.

For him, this meant that women should rule as "love leaders", whose erotic fascination would lead men to be subjects of a peaceful matriarchy.

In fact, the rower, who is also studying for a PhD in homicide, and whose particular fascination is "psychopaths and extreme cases of murder", is adamant that decisions about the rest of her life will have to wait.