Sentence examples for Captivating exploration from inspiring English sources
Jeanie O'Hare's captivating exploration of an iconic moment of British history, Queen Margaret is premiered at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, in September 2018.
With copious full-color images, The Power of Line is a captivating exploration of the line as an essential artistic and cultural means of expression.
Artist Nicholas Mino will lead this captivating exploration of screen printing, an art form that dates to tenth-century China.
But Paul Harding's Tinkers (William Heinemann, £12.99) – winner of the 2010 Pulitzer prize – is by far the most captivating exploration of history, time and human consciousness.
Science writers Sandra Blakeslee and Matthew Blakeslee (mother and son) tell the monkey story in a late chapter of The Body Has a Mind of Its Own, their captivating exploration of the brain's uncanny ability to map the world.
The rich use of media in Science of the Unseen makes the exhibition immersive and captivating in its exploration of the world.
His freelance work for Life magazine on the future of space exploration captivated NASA, which was starting to hire artists to add flair and emotional depth to portrayals of its work.
Obvious perhaps, but captivating.
But it is equally captivating.
