Sentence examples for a captivating mood from inspiring English sources
His profession is alluded to in dark, mysterious terms: "My competitors are short, thin men whose quickness is not that of youth, but of those who fear for their lives". His hypnotic, confessional voice is all we have to go on: it comes to us out of the darkness and creates a captivating mood that mingles declarative simplicity and hidden danger.
If I said that "The Interrogative Mood," the fifth novel by Padgett Powell, was that kind of book, and a captivating and often glorious reading experience, and if you believed me, would you get a copy soon, or would you decide that even though captivating, often glorious books don't come along every day, you aren't ready for something as open-ended and seemingly uncertain as this?
Mix this with Trump's volatile moods, personal authoritarianism, high self-regard and loose command of facts, and you have a captivating form of political communication.
Here's a captivating exclusive from Adam Johnson.
The result is a captivating short film.
A captivating and roguish idea.
Billy Romp's a captivating guy.
And a captivating, movable feast it is.
Hers is a captivating, rousing story.
Yesterday Morning is a captivating book.
Who but Mr. King could make this a captivating situation?
