fascination örnekleri

• The greatness of his poetry, and the fascination of the era which produced it, meanwhile remain undisputed.

• An interesting subject for study would indeed be the cause of the fascination of her story for a certain type of (male) creative artist.

• Initially, responses to them exhibit a combination of fascination with the exotic and a markedly undemocratic appreciation of their aristocratic heritage.

• The mutual fascination that these differences undoubtedly exercised must have played a role in the relationship of the two men.

• These three very different volumes are testimony to the richness, variety and fascination of this crucial zone of the most extraordinary city in the world.

• The fascination with this new form of cerebral biographies grasped anatomical experts as well.

• But this book takes things much further in its fascination with variations in lyrics, fluctuations in song arrangements and modifications to set lists.

• Counting for more than sixty songs, it never loses its fascination.

• They shared with the curiosity cabinets of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries a fascination with the anomalous, the hybrid, and the grotesque.

• The spatial experience of exploring a disintegrating building is another fascination.

• This fascination was often expressed through the trope of the origins of such property and its necessity within a developed, moral society.

• What is the essence of the conflict between the tectonic ideal and the fascination with image and object qualities?

• This fascination with the concept of agency was often accompanied, among postprocessual archaeologists in particular, by a diminished interest in structural aspects of the past.

• The fascination with the field ditches and the whole horizontal emphasis is very impressive.

• The papers from both conferences bear ample witness to the fascinations and frustrations of the concept of style, which is at once ineffable and indispensable.