Sentence examples for with such fascination from inspiring English sources

There is now an entire generation of gamers that has grown up online (World of Warcraft is actually seven years old this week), and it has been fascinating watching those players react to Skyrim with such fascination and glee.

Rarely had I listened to the details of a story with such fascination.

There is no sense of why the Jews, a tiny minority of Germans, came to be viewed with such fascination and loathing.

"That we watch her with such fascination and, until almost the end of the film, suspension of judgment, even some sympathy, is because she is Cate Blanchett giving an absolutely stunning performance, playing off her own beauty and charisma against her character's flaws," wrote David Sexton in London's Evening Standard.

Whenever I'm doing even the most basic of exercises, he ensures he has a front row seat, and watches my every move with such fascination, as if he's mesmerized by the slow and haphazard dance of my usually silent limbs.

Among contemporary artists such fascination with Ensor is hardly rare.

And a picture of her in East Timor, watching Bill's speech, circulated quickly and spoke to why there's such fascination with her these days.

This is surely why, as Amelia Lester has written, there has been such fascination with the video of Julia Gillard, Australia's Prime Minister, lashing into the opposition leader and calling him a misogynist in the middle of Parliament.

Jihadi John became a subject of such fascination that some children started to mimic his uniform, he said, wearing all "black and a belt with a little knife".

At Narayanganj she was an outsider to the life of India and Indians that she observed with such clear-eyed fascination, and when in her adult years she chose to live elsewhere in India she did so mostly outside the narrow boundaries observed by British residents.

Mrs. Gabay shares with many of her contemporaries a giddy fascination with such media extravaganzas.