Sentence examples for worried fascination from inspiring English sources

We used to regard Japan with worried fascination, as the destined usurper of American economic primacy.

So far this season, that playful-worried fascination is mostly gone.

Hogan says he isn't worried that small investors' fascination with point-and-click trading is fading.

A brief parody of "Rear Window" suggests Tashlin's Hitchcockian fascination with the unconscious: he worried that the inner life of modern man was molded more by the effluvia of pop culture than by primal experience.

But he worried that society was being dulled by its fascination with trivial events.

I asked Wheatcroft whether he was worried about what people might read into his fascination with Nazism.

But nevertheless, when my son's fascination with military hardware, soldiers and guns developed, I worried.

All week, at the Novitiate, she had worried about her mother, brother, and older sister, who had lived in the part of town called Fukuro, and besides, she felt drawn by some fascination, just as Father Kleinsorge had been.

Parents worried about toy guns today say it's not the resemblance of toy guns to real ones that bothers them -- it's our culture's fascination with weapons' on a whole, from toy guns to movies and video games.

The survey asked people to rate how happy they felt each day, based on their experiences of emotions such as joy, worry, sadness and fascination.

Despite her fascination with crime – she once made me drive by the scene of a stabbing on the way to Tesco's – she worries that ne'er-do-wells may take advantage of Hunt's advice.