Sentence examples for More captivatingly from inspiring English sources
Even more captivatingly, it features the superb Brynn O'Malley as the aptly named Dot, a Parisian artist's model frustrated by George's finding her less satisfying as a flesh-and-blood woman than as a collection of specks on his canvas.
(He conveniently provides supporting evidence in the shape of a picture of himself at Giza).Another recent book discusses the achievements of both Leonardos far more captivatingly as it builds up to the story of a remarkable proof made in 1824 by Niels Abel, a 21-year-old Norwegian mathematician, who died in poverty a scant five years later.
Nowhere is this trajectory more clearly and captivatingly traced than in The Overcoat.
Suddenly the woman who had been merely a captivatingly thick celebrity became something more sinister: a racist in a presumed multicultural society.
For depression Far From the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy Swap your 21st-century trials for more rural concerns as you revel in Hardy's captivatingly sensual descriptions of the struggles of Gabriel Oak and Bathsheba Everdene and their life in pre-industrial Wessex.
There are images of tenderness and dependency as the dancers repeatedly lean their heads into each other's hands, and their bodies against one another, and occasional brief solos for Ms. Miller (captivatingly sensual) and Mr. McGinn that make more extended use of the younger performers' physicality and fleetingly suggest rebellion, fear or passion.
Here are a few of the most plausible (with some minor spoilers): Jon Snow usurps the feuding dynasties and unites the Seven Kingdoms under his captivatingly hunkypants rule Does the dreamboat with sensitive eyes and more hair than is fair have what it takes to topple the incumbent Lannisters?
It's a more arresting and entertaining movie than I ever expected from this director: a captivatingly bizarre quasi-horror thriller drama about a mass canine uprising in Budapest that could have been crafted by Hitchcock or James Herbert.
Why? "Because they're a captivatingly strange people.
Daniel Craig as Bond emerged captivatingly from the sea.
I was always mad about the theatre," her captivatingly theatrical voice lengthening the "mad".
