Sentence examples for all captivated from inspiring English sources

That we're all captivated by the stranger in the window?

They're all captivated, but all we can evaluate are the protagonists' emotions: Biden, poker-faced; Clinton, horrified and "no drama" Obama strung with tension like a sharp Stradivarius.

Next wild creatures and cattle bound over rich pastures and swim rushing rivers: so surely are they all captivated by your charm and eagerly follow your lead.

Thrillers like "Coma," "The Hunt for Red October" and "The Firm" all captivated me by providing glimpses into realms about which I knew very little — medical science, submarine technology and the law.

The area was dotted with young kids carrying footballs and hoping for an autograph, with glittering eyes, all captivated by the man who to them is the country's new hero.

He has, after all, captivated nearly a quarter-century of first ladies with his accent, his toque and his astonishing creations of spun sugar and marzipan for White House state dinners.

It was all captivating.

Some internet users clearly find the unrelenting goriness of it all captivating – stonings, decapitations, throwing people off tall buildings, sticking severed heads on spikes.

It was all captivating to Gordon Stewart, and he persuaded his somewhat skeptical wife, Zanne — who was the executive food editor of Gourmet — that they should acquire a weekend home in Garrison; two years later, in 2007, they moved to the country full time.

They are all captivating in their plainness -- almost wholesome.

His ill-fitting clothes which he might have picked up at a second hand store on South Halsted Street, his lazy, ambling gait, his toothpick, his mannerisms, his homely, drawling speech — all this captivated the simple citizens of Dayton; the great man was one of them in half an hour.