Sentence examples similar to That idea is captivating from inspiring English sources
Nearly everyone who has seen the two together agrees that he is captivated by Wintour's personality and ideas.
NEW DELHI — The idea was, and still is, captivating: in 2011, the Indian government and two Indian-born tech entrepreneurs unveiled a $50 tablet computer, to be built in India with Google's free Android software.
Introduction: The idea of a non-invasive method of measuring intracranial pressure (ICP) is captivating, as disadvantages seen in relation to the invasive methods of ICP measuring, that is, hemorrhage, infection, and costly expenses are avoidable.
Although he knew nothing about them, he found that Strindberg was captivated by the idea of nature's chaos and that his paintings are much prized in Sweden.
Ms. Butler said that she was captivated by the idea of how a small-agency bureaucrat like Mr. Stryker, who kept a tight rein on his photographers and constantly wrangled more money for his work, managed to remain idealistic.
She told me that she was captivated by the idea that, during a divorce, "two people could feel passionately about someone they hadn't felt anything for in years".
Back then, the idea of science as a dynamic thing that can change lives was captivating.
The baby who played the sun on Teletubbies definitely had no idea she'd be captivating and terrifying college-age stoners for the next couple decades.
He says he had to admit that the tunnel idea, while threatening even more congestion on Long Island, was captivating.
