Sentence examples for are captivated from inspiring English sources
verb
To attract and hold interest and attention of; charm.
The boys are captivated by snow.
Babies are captivated by the most unexpected events.
They are not watching graceful sailing, they are captivated by the image of paceful sailing.
We are captivated by an illusion; we applaud the fact that we have been fooled.
Researchers are captivated in the field to observe the perplexed processes of nature and mimic it solve optimization problems.
"Even those with no previous interest in sport are captivated by these Olympians".
Whenever Hoffman speaks, Todd Coffey said he and the other relievers are captivated listeners.
We are captivated by something that may appear fleetingly, if at all, but doesn't last.
That Americans are captivated by the royals is beyond a doubt.
But there are fewer people around who are captivated by lion tamers and wire walkers.
We don't have much to do with each other outside squash and people are captivated.
