Sentence examples similar to captivated focus from inspiring English sources

As portrayed by the vibrant Amari Cheatom, this coldly charismatic murderer provides a sinister but captivating focus for an otherwise lackluster revival of Mr. Fuller's drama.

If arts practitioners and brands had a big, captivating idea to focus on – instead of cultural differences to get hung up on – more worthwhile collaborations would surely result.

Is their talent not captivating enough to focus on?

The film is most captivating in its focus on the singing side of the celebrated company — especially as seen through the eyes of a charismatic young Russian bass-baritone.

During my third year I took courses in biochemistry and molecular biology and was so captivated that I changed my focus to obtain a degree in biochemistry.

"The Biggest Loser" is a primetime hit, we are captivated by human interest stories focusing on 100-pound weight loss triumphs and we're fixed on dropping those last five pounds.

The complex and poorly characterized interactions between the intestinal immune system and commensal bacteria captivated me and this area has become the focus of my current research.

I was so captivated by the man's face that I didn't focus on the teenage boy's face.

The tension between propulsive rhythmic precision and individual styles captivated, especially when Mr. Albright dispensed with forced conceptual frames and focused on his dancers' kinetic intelligence.

eCUIP presented materials from the "Chicago in 1919" CD, focusing on the new ideas in Science & Technology which captivated people in Chicago, the US and the World.

The list is hardly comprehensive, and focuses primarily on news that occurred in or captivated the U.S. It's unscientific, and unranked.