Sentence examples for captivated by that from inspiring English sources

I was captivated by that face".

On our last visit, our six-year-old was captivated by that painting.

But many others were captivated by that room, and not just the people you might expect.

"Meilutyte has won a gold medal in the breaststroke and we're all captivated by that because she trains here in Britain, but nobody is questioning her.

When you're browsing Tumblrs or blog posts and you come across their jerky, subtle movements you can't help but be captivated by that repetitive motion.

I began organizing five years ago with the Orange County Dream Team, and I was captivated by that space, hungry to tell my undocumented story.

We are captivated by something that may appear fleetingly, if at all, but doesn't last.

Jomier expects little more than "a folkloric experience", but is unexpectedly captivated by something that "transcends tourism... Little has changed in a thousand years.

Bruce R. Hannah, a professor of industrial design at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, said his young design students were particularly captivated by ideas that emphasized rawness and even pain over comfort.

Most of Ms. Wilson's followers seem to be captivated by her aura, that mysterious ether that has as much to do with her presence as with her voice.

Alice Munro and Elizabeth Bishop are two other writers who have had a deep impact on my writing, and I mention them together because I have a similar experience when reading a Munro story or a Bishop poem — that of being captivated by imaginative bursts that seem to rise up unexpectedly, giving every line a certain multidimensional possibility.