Sentence examples for No less captivating from inspiring English sources

On a more modest, but no less captivating scale, the story of Mister Beiji, a frustrated, worn down Arab shipyard worker who after being downsized embarks on a journey to fulfill a dream to open a restaurant, is wrenchingly and beautifully told in Abdellatif Kechiche's Secret of the Grain.

For every large object there are several small ones that are no less captivating.

That makes her no less captivating, but it does make the film feel a lot more misogynistic than the novel".

Collins's storytelling talents were utterly mesmerising for Victorian readers – and they are no less captivating for readers today.

A no less captivating setting lies just above downtown Rio in the hillside neighbourhood of Santa Teresa, where aging 19th-century mansions and a bohemian spirit offer a very different take on the cidade maravilhosa (marvellous city).

Fancher, who just turned 79, was no less captivating than on the silver and small screen: "One thing I have to say is that [Blade Runner 2049] is better than the original," he told the audience.

This, more or less, is what Howard Cosell said more than thirty years ago, yet fighters kept fighting, and a smaller but no less captivated group of fans kept watching.

Though my fantasy of hauling a trophy trout back to Manhattan had quickly faded, I was no less captivated by the pristine beauty of the river and the surrounding valley.

The rest of the countryside is hardly less captivating.

But none of that makes the story less captivating.

A pink flamingo ballet and a parade of bunheads in hideous Christmas sweaters are less captivating.