Sentence examples for a captivating subject from inspiring English sources

With their beautiful colors and patterns, butterflies are a captivating subject to paint!

NATURE has long been a wondrous and captivating subject for both the American artist and the public.

Now Sís has moved to a more abstract and, perhaps surprisingly, even more captivating subject: dance.

Turner and Venice are "a major combination and one of the most romantically captivating subjects in art history," Mr. Potts said.

A captivating if elusive subject, as it emerges.

Turin (himself the subject of a captivating 2002 biography called The Emperor of Scent by Chandler Burr) writes about perfume in the kind of way that gets wine critics a bad name.

A captivating work by Yinka Shonibare reflected on that subject: hand-sewn Dutch cotton flowers blossoming out of a replica gun.

This effortless collaboration between artist and machine is reflected in photographs that have a captivating illusion of agelessness (even when the subjects are elderly) and a graceful documentary aesthetic.

It's also a captivating artifact, the rare making-of documentary that doesn't just comment on but completely merges with its subject.

Here's a captivating exclusive from Adam Johnson.

The result is a captivating short film.