Sentence examples for a captivating element from inspiring English sources

The matches were a captivating element in an installation called "Another Day Lost" that Mr. Kourbaj, an artist who was born in Syria and lives in England, set up in London last summer.

To me that sense of discovering and mastering a coherent new universe has always been the most captivating element of video games.

"While delivering a level of intrigue you rarely see in games, its most captivating element is its gameplay – which I can easily say delivers the most rewarding and adrenaline-filled experience I have ever had with an FPS".

It says a great deal about how television can flatten and diminish reality that the most affecting of the three is Marg Helgenberger, who recreates the scene and whose performance is the only captivating element in the otherwise leaden CBS mini-series "Perfect Murder, Perfect Town".

For all of Mr. Castorf's radicalism, he is a theatrical wizard, and there are captivating elements to this much-anticipated production.

Still, there were many captivating elements to the performance.

Lava's volatile nature and ominous glow make it one of nature's most visually captivating elements.

Combining the most captivating elements of the indie-folk genre and tying it together with the band's signature style of hard-hitting piano melodies and soaring harmonies, Percival Elliott have delivered a song which is both compelling and poignant.

One of the other captivating elements of Arrival is the way it links science fiction and ethno-anthropology, to the extent that both deal with a form of stranger anxiety, in which the interpretation of the other inadvertently says more about the intention of the perceiver than the thing or creature being perceived.

Offering comfort to parishioners in a captivating way is one element of successful sermon delivery.

Jodi Liss, a dancer who studied the Duncan technique and repertory under Julia Levien, among others, performed Duncan's 1905 "Iphigenia" on Friday at the Joyce SoHo in a program that also included Jody Sperling's "Dance of the Elements," a captivating five-part work inspired by Loie Fuller's experiments with light and swirling fabric.