Sentence examples for Could have captivated from inspiring English sources

There absolutely had to be a great deal more, for nothing else would explain why Irma La Douce, revived at City Center's Encores! series for the first time since then, could have captivated audiences, critics and Tony voters.

Mr. Carncross, who has known Mr. Jamelske for nearly two decades, said he could not quite believe the horrifying stories that have captivated Syracuse.

The spectacular killer whale shows that have captivated audiences for decades at SeaWorld San Diego but infuriated animal rights activists could be coming to an end.

The mirrored details will have captivated the narcissists.

The spectacles of the sky have captivated artists throughout history.

Whales have captivated the human imagination for millennia.

His pursuit of a triple-double average over the course of an entire NBA season — something only Hall of Famer Oscar Robertson has ever done, and something no one really expected could be achieved — has captivated the league in the same way Golden State's pursuit of an NBA-record 73 wins did a season ago.

Milne Edward's sifakas have captivating bright eyes.

The notion that going hungry could be the fountain of youth has captivated scientists and the public.

BEIJING — China had captivated the imagination of Paul Cabo for as long as he could remember.

The story had captivated me and stirred my jealousy to such a degree that I could recall the birth almost as a memory of my own – I wanted to return there, as to a favourite page in a favourite book.