Sentence examples similar to Feel captivating from inspiring English sources

Its magic when you can hear, see and feel a captivated learning audience.

But it's hard not to feel less captivated by these by the time you have seen them over the course of an entire evening.

The particular paintings in that room are just the ones we felt most captivated the experience you were going to have and go with the theme of the room.

In her hands, all these feel utterly fresh and captivating.

That performance was the first time I felt the magic of captivating an audience.

With every project Fournier reflects a childhood obsession with science and the awe a kid feels when seeing something  captivating in a seemingly-dry setting such a science class.

Her relationship with him was so captivating that it felt romantic.

Whereas the naysayers can appreciate Hazanavicius's fond look back at the medium they adore with equal devotion, they see "The Artist" as feel-good pastiche, a clever, captivating but too-comfortable nostalgia trip that represents stasis rather than genuine innovation, provocation or artistic risk.

1957: "I Feel Pretty" captivates the Broadway audience at "West Side Story".

Disasters, pain, and even death befalling others are not felt because people captivated by the device world do not know what the real world is.

Idolator's Becky Bain called the remix far more "captivating" than the original, and felt its re-recorded vocals showcased the singer's "one-of-a-kind range".