Sentence examples similar to a captivating influence from inspiring English sources

Tracks such as the lush "Initiate II", the eerily tribal "Rocker", the laid back "Monitor" and the impressively ambitious "Lost" create a series of phantasmagorical shapes that reveal a universe of influences and a captivating micro-world of detail.

"They're great musicians so they pull off a captivating rock performance live, but what they're influenced by is so much more diverse than rock'n'roll.

Muriel Spark's Calvinist influence is evident in the story of Miss Jean Brodie, a captivating Edinburgh schoolteacher with an almost godlike authority and fascist leanings.

Demonstrating the curiosity about others' experiences that makes him such a captivating interviewer, Werman took opportunities to explore Harris's past and the influence of other storytellers on his work.

We have our own". It's a captivating cuisine — substantial but not overwhelming, highly but subtly seasoned, touched with influences from the Middle East, the Asian subcontinent and even Europe.

Paisiello influenced the young Mozart, and although he lacked anything like Mozart's genius, he possessed a captivating lyric gift.

Here's a captivating exclusive from Adam Johnson.

A captivating and roguish idea.

The result is a captivating short film.

Billy Romp's a captivating guy.

And a captivating, movable feast it is.