Sentence examples for are more captivating from inspiring English sources

The picture of a naked woman astride the lap of a shirtless man sitting in a chair while an infant dozes in a baby swing nearby affirms that few subjects of photography are more captivating than the private lives of ordinary people.

Subplots are more captivating than the actual baseball played these days at Citi Field, where the focus Friday was on two returning players and one who may be on his way out.

Jonathan Berry's direction deftly incorporated simultaneous complex interactions, proving no battles are more captivating -- and potentially destructive -- than those within.

Nightmares are more captivating than sweet dreams, more memorable.

Even their fun is more captivating.

The sonata of my imagination might be more captivating, but hearing those lovely intertwined violin and piano lines pour out of my living-room speakers is enough.

Here, over four days of intermittent convention viewing in their homes, Ms. Allen and two other women undecided about their votes were less than sold on Mr. Bush and were waiting to see whether the Democrats in Los Angeles would be more captivating.

Which do you think is more captivating to fans?

Because they're more captivating, Facebook could potentially charge a lot to show video ads.

Set the scene or lead with whatever is more captivating about your idea.

He was more captivated by the sea.