Sentence examples similar to an era when captivating from inspiring English sources

My parents lived in an era when norms mattered more.

In an era when MCs such as Run-DMC.

This is an era when executives need to be partners".

Intellectuals jumped on the bandwagon, pronouncing the birth of a new movement that some dubbed neo-neorealism, in homage to the golden postwar era when directors like Roberto Rossellini, Vittorio de Sica and Federico Fellini captivated audiences and critics alike.

Before the fashion statements of hippies, punks, or hip-hop, there was the zoot suit, a striking urban look of the World War II era that captivated the imagination.

The new era has captivated even some of the pros.

A dense political debate becomes captivating when watched live on TV.

When you captivate your audience with a story, you can inspire a vested interest in the outcome that you want.

Touring Europe and North America, Ravi Shankar performed first as a dancer, but was captivated when the virtuoso Indian musician, "Baba" Allauddin Khan, played with the troupe.

I don't know a whole lot about popping but I find it captivating when it's done really well.

As England began their new era under coach Peter Moores, a capacity crowd enjoyed a captivating day in which the hosts battled hard to wrest back the initiative that Sri Lanka had gained in the early part of the day.