Object

• audience: There are even fewer that have held enough magic to fascinate a global audience for decades.

• million: The ancient art of origami has fascinated millions of people around the world, for centuries.

• reader: The way poetry was presented to readers also fascinated me.

• scholar: As a scholar fascinated by medieval life, Walpole greatly influenced the Gothic revival of the late 1700's.

• visitor: Parys Mountain is a special place, which has fascinated visitors for hundreds of years.

Subject

• mystery: How could we not be fascinated by this mystery?

• magic: I had been fascinated by gospel magic as a child and had the obligatory Paul Daniel's magic sat at one point!

• tale: He had always been fascinated by the rural old wives tale that milkmaids could not get smallpox.

• idea: I have always been fascinated by the idea of glory.

• sight: Be fascinated by the sights on our daily excursions, all accompanied by your personal tour guide.

Infinitive complement

• hear: I'll be fascinated to hear what they say.

• discover: I was fascinated to discover that people in the west had their own martial arts history.

Modifying Another Word

• endlessly: Still, you can always tick the options box if you're endlessly fascinated with technological consumerism.

• utterly: As you've probably realized if you have traveled extensively around this site, I am utterly fascinated by the Anglo-Catholic movement.

Preposition: by

• mystery: How could we not be fascinated by this mystery?

• magic: I had been fascinated by gospel magic as a child and had the obligatory Paul Daniel's magic sat at one point!

• tale: He had always been fascinated by the rural old wives tale that milkmaids could not get smallpox.

• idea: I have always been fascinated by the idea of glory.

• sight: Be fascinated by the sights on our daily excursions, all accompanied by your personal tour guide.