Sentence examples for He captivated from inspiring English sources

He captivated legions of fans with his flamboyant attitude and unpredictable, charismatic showmanship in stage, television, and film appearances.

He captivated the attention of Americans, though, with his televised testimony in June 1973 before the Senate Watergate Committee.

He captivated people with his humor and brilliance, but adulation was another form of intoxication that he fiercely avoided.

He captivated the crowd not only with his sublime shotmaking, diving on the grass like an acrobat, making incredible gets at the net, but also by feeding on the crowd's energy.

He captivated audiences with his athletic and lyrical performances between 1954 and 1974, and through early works such as Three Epitaphs (1956), Junction (1960), Aureole (1962), Scudorama (1963) and Orbs (1966), he proved that the concept of "choreographic style" could embrace a tantalisingly diverse range of dances.

He captivated a capacity audience with readings from his diaries spanning 2005-2015 – a particularly successful decade for the dramatist, with the release of films The History Boys and The Lady in the Van, and four stage premieres at the National Theatre.

But he was captivated, he said, when he saw "Medea: SexWar," a physically ferocious production by the Volcano Theater Company in Swansea.

He was captivated, he has said, by the idea that with a bag of plaster dust he "could make something out of nothing".

As is: "He captivates audiences, charms them, gives them their money's worth".

With his polished English, full of arcane turns of phrase from his days at a private English school in Addis Ababa, the capital, he captivates foreign donors.

"He captivates people he has people eating out of a spoon".