Fascination used in a sentence

Fascination in a sentence as a noun

Maybe out of utter fascination, I spend about few hours on there and I felt like I want to ****** all humanity.

So, I get the impression that we don't understand the sort of scale of travel there is in the US. Which kinda begins to explain this fascination with big large cars with big lazy engines.

Word meanings can have a priceless fascination just because their study can take you into many times and many eras and many languages.

I have a deep fascination and respect for responsible and involved people who can pull the weight of an entire team when everyone else ain't doing ****.

Unfortunately, the strange fascination that is Meta causes them to get lots of upvotes, and then they sit hogging space on the front page that they don't deserve.

I don't understand this fascination with internet petitions.

I never personally understood the fascination, which certainly didn't do me any social favors when I was in high school.

I see your legalistic approach to MIT's responsibilities, but this fascination with "endorsement" is missing the point.

I was working on this with a painting teacher at the school I go to, whose fascination with unconventional forms of photography got me interested as well.

It wasn't that people were any more like I was, or that people automatically liked me any better - though there was a weird fascination with my hair - but the fact that I liked the things I liked wasn't something I had to hide.

It may give us a voyeuristic fascination on something that is depicted as an internal intrigue within a prominent up-and-coming startup but this is fundamentally company confidential information that is not capable of being aired publicly without significant distortion.