Harry Kember's loud, indifferent neigh. You see, it's so frightfully difficult when you've nobody. You're so at the mercy of things. You can't just be rude. And you've always this horror of seeming inexperienced and stuffy like the other ninnies at the Bay. And--and it's fascinating to know you've power over people. Yes, that is fascinating... Oh why, oh why doesn't "he" come soon?英文原著 · 《The Garden Party》
"I assure you, I mean no insult. You cannot help knowing that I think you as beautiful and fascinating a woman as I have ever met; but of course you can't help being beautiful and fascinating. Do I insult you by having eyes? If so, I am sorry, but you will have to make the best of it."英文原著 · 《The Golden Fleece》
Lyngstrand. Fascinating! Oh, yes! Fascinating was what I meant, or something like it. (Looks at her for a moment.) You are so clever, Miss Hilde. Really you are very clever. When I come home again you'll be about the same age as your sister is now. Perhaps, too, you'll look like your sister looks now.英文原著 · 《The Lady From The Sea》
He held his throat and looked imploringly towards the bottle. Trent shook his head stonily. There was something pitiful in the man's talk, in that odd mixture of bitter cynicism and passionate earnestness, but there was also something fascinating. As regards the brandy, however, Trent was adamant. "Not a drop," he declared. "What a fool you are to want it, Monty! You're a wreck already. You want to pull through, don't you?英文原著 · 《A Millionaire of Yesterday》
Now there was a little painted sugar equestrian in a shop-window down town, which I had seen and set my heart upon. I had learned that its price was two cents; and one morning as I passed around the counter with my tin pail I made up my mind to possess myself of that amount. My father's back was turned; he was busy at his desk with account-books and ledgers. I counted out four cents aloud, but took six, and started on my errand with a fascinating picture before me of that pink and green horseback rider as my very own.英文原著 · 《A New England Girlhood》
The strains in her, united, made, he thought, a fascinating blend. But as yet she was undeveloped--an interesting, a charming child, but only a child. In many ways she was young for her age. Highly intelligent, she was anything rather than "knowing." Her innocence was like clear water in a spring. The graciousness of youth was hers to the full. As Artois thought of it he was conscious, as of a new thing, of the wonderful beauty of such innocent youth. It was horrible to connect it with suffering. And yet that link in the chain did exist.英文原著 · 《A Spirit in Prison》
When I see someone, and I think they can dance, I say, "Hey, I think you can dance." And when I think they can't dance, I say, "No, I don't think you can dance." - And that is pretty much it. - Fascinating.美剧 · 《Bojack Horseman》