Sentence examples for be captivated by an from inspiring English sources
Would anyone be captivated by an all-male sequel to "Reading Women"?
But boards must also retain their independence from the CEO, because it is all too easy to be captivated by a charismatic and powerful leader, especially when he or she is also in the chairman role.
Viewers are not likely to be captivated by a view of the top of a Senator's head bent over a desk, particularly, the aide said, since some of the heads are notably baldish.
It began with conservative evangelical viewers not known for engagement with historical issues about Christian anti-Semitism roots and likely to be captivated by a traditional, emotionally powerful synthesis of the Gospel accounts of Jesus' death.
Alternatively, children (and parents) with a social conscience will be captivated by a walking tour organised by the Salaam Baalak Trust, where former street children act as guides, showing visitors what life is like for Delhi's multitudes of street children.
Landgraf is confident that "Venice would be captivated by a Hawai'i venue which tells the story of what is really happening with Hawai'i and Hawaiian issues".
To be captivated by a winter snow storm and not feel the need to get the artsiest photo to share on Instagram.
On the one hand you can be captivated by a gorgeous melody and never, even after decades, learn the lyrics or you can probe deeper by analyzing and memorizing the composer's clearly spelled out universal message.
We are captivated by an illusion; we applaud the fact that we have been fooled.
At thirteen, she was captivated by an amateur production of "Hamlet" at the local theatre.
