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Meanings of more fascinated in English

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Usage of more fascinated in English
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I'm actually more fascinated by the liquid coming out of the Baby.
Reach for Infinity
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I was more fascinated however by the language that follows about creating miracles.
Wired
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A crowd of fraas and suurs was building there, more fascinated than afraid.
Anathem
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The more I saw of her, the more fascinated I became.
Memoirs of a geisha: a novel
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The more she learned about Phoebe, the more fascinated she was by her.
Dark dreamer: a dark vista romance
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It had almost seemed as if she was more fascinated-maybeeven secretly pleased-thanembarrassed.
Michael's discovery
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Nina became more and more fascinated as she watched her.
The Title Market
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Plainly he was uneasy; plainly, also, he was more and more fascinated by the idea.
Black Jack
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I had a charming hour with the Brownings yesterday; more fascinated with her than ever.
Life and Letters of Robert Browning
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Amelia nodded, much more fascinated by Bob's fur than she had been a moment before.
All together dead
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The more he read the more fascinated he became by its rich and varied truths.
Opening a Chestnut Burr
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Lyra was almost more fascinated by this than by the changing landscape below the airship.
The golden compass
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As Kennedy worked, the young men with me became more and more fascinated, watching him.
The War Terror
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They seem more fascinated by Alai than by me.
Origin
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The latter was more fascinated, if anything, than Hurstwood.
Sister Carrie: A Novel
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You see kids getting more and more fascinated with them, like they do with dinosaurs.
BBC
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