Sentence examples for a captivating opening from inspiring English sources

The merciful cool of the summer evening, backlit by flashbulbs and pen lights mimicking fireflies, provided the backdrop to a visual Greek journey from the mythical to the modern in a captivating opening ceremony that managed to end without self-inflicted blindness or a self-loathing soliloquy.

Even if the rest of your post hits the mark dead on, without a captivating opening, your audience may never even click on the article or be interested in reading it in the first place.

A captivating, open, end-to-end contest that was littered with chances and skill.

This is not TIFF making a choice to attract commercial audiences, but TIFF making a choice to have the most captivating opening night film in years.

As it happens, some of the most captivating open houses these days are being held in the city's theaters, with more than a dozen major plays and musicals this season set in New York City apartments.

The haunting, dancefloor-adjacent treatise on sullen aesthetics and propulsive beats was captivating from opening to closing notes.

The man behind LCD Soundsystem has opened a captivating restaurant in Williamsburg.

And yet this memento of "Nothing to Hide," a captivating evening of trickery that opened at the Pershing Square Signature Center on Wednesday night, seems to taunt and tease me, mundane though it is.

Clément had just pulled off an unfathomable comeback by slaying two match points halfway through a captivating four-hour semifinal at the Australian Open tonight.

Clijsters has captivated Open fans with her play and her poise and her young daughter, but the crowd was only beginning to learn about Zvonareva, a college student from Moscow, and no kid, at 26.

And let's have open arms". That open-arms spirit was evident on stage when Balvin gave a captivating performance with Mexican singer-songwriter Carla Morrison at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.