Sentence examples for captivated hearing from inspiring English sources

What a perfect opportunity to educate a captivated hearing world.

The sonata of my imagination might be more captivating, but hearing those lovely intertwined violin and piano lines pour out of my living-room speakers is enough.

It was captivating to hear the doleful cello lines in duet with the reedy tones of the accordion.

There is an uncanny charm to this man that is as captivating as hearing Bruce Springsteen live.

The Adagio begins with a captivating lullaby heard initially in the left hand, then elaborated in the right; Mr. Planès played it with absorbing gentility.

The inmate was captivated by what he heard broadcast over the prison speakers.

A jury found her guilty of murder on Sept. 1 after a 66-day hearing that captivated Hong Kong's media with tales of drug-taking, violent sex and affairs.

It is captivating to listen to, like hearing the song of the tide itself, particularly late into the evening, perhaps after visiting bears, perhaps with a bear-watching beloved of your own.

You may have missed a recent item in The International Herald Tribune: "Maureen Cummins was so captivated the first time she heard something by the composer Joseph Joachim Raff that she ironed several thousand shirts to raise money to help finance a performance of one of his symphonies in London".

He became captivated with the stories he heard there and the sense of overlap he perceived in individual's lives.

Its magic when you can hear, see and feel a captivated learning audience.