Sentence examples similar to captivate someone from inspiring English sources
We as artists have to make something shocking that really captivates someone and makes them look further, and dig deeper, and not just read, but get involved.
Arriving at the occupiers' website, I was immediately captivated -- someone was doing something, standing for something.
I asked him if he thought someone from his generation might emerge as the next Fidel, someone who can captivate the nation's imagination and energy as the late leader once did.
The big groups have seen their newspapers and magazines lose readers and advertising to the internet; their music businesses suffer piracy and falling sales; and someone else's video games captivate new generations of consumers.
MILWAUKEE — It would have been captivating television, if only someone had used a video camera to follow around the folksy West Virginia-born hitting coach and his flaky Dominican pupil through minor league outposts and on to Cleveland, their profiles soaring together.
Simple, captivating, and created by someone who, in his own words, "knew it might have been my last try before having to start a new career," FNAF felt like a lo-fi, and desperate, piece of outsider art.
Second acts seldom captivate.
