Through his championship of The Neuro and all the people who work there, he drew people in, captivating them with the promise of a new neuroscience.
Mr. Tobin, a onetime teacher of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., at Morehouse College, gave the family members a tour that captivated them with its rich account of the city's history.
From there, Puig held the crowd at Yankee Stadium hostage each moment he was on the field, captivating them with his bat, arm, legs, aggressiveness and savvy, a full garage's worth of tools seemingly more appropriate for a football field, or maybe a decathlon.
Many companies are now using marketing strategies to try to speak to millennials more effectively, in the hopes of captivating them with their products.
I've spoken to hundreds of successful internationalists who attribute their international interest to a teacher who inspired them with a map, intrigued them with a history lesson, encouraged them to study another language, or captivated them with stories from a trip they'd taken.
Though modern designs have seemingly become less flashy, they are nonetheless captivating, making them ideal to wear with a variety of styles.
Nobody expects these shows to captivate anyone with their exciting plotlines, writing or ageless acting.
Games could aspire to the drama and spectacle of movies but would captivate society with their irresistible interactivity.
There weren't any violent movies that captivate audiences with bloody shoot outs.
Allison Plamondon possesses the rare ability to captivate audiences with the simplest act.
