Sentence examples similar to a captivating thought from inspiring English sources

Trent and Atticus create a captivating music, well thought-out in every way, and leaving nothing to chance.

A captivating and roguish idea.

From the breathtakingly visual moments of his birth to his Cobainesque end in "Suicidal Thoughts," B.I.G. proves a captivating listen.

The warmth of the people and the beauty of the landscape make for a captivating place, and its iconoclasm makes for ample fodder for thought and questions.

To create a captivating conclusion, offer insights about the implications of your argument or findings for further thought or investigation.

Chertkov had a captivating pitch for the writer: he told a story of his own transformation by the Gospels and expressed thoughts, which sounded precisely like Tolstoy's -- mainly, that Christianity was incompatible with war.

Here's a captivating exclusive from Adam Johnson.

The result is a captivating short film.

Billy Romp's a captivating guy.

And a captivating, movable feast it is.

Hers is a captivating, rousing story.