Sentence examples for captivated public from inspiring English sources
And the captivated public turned up in their millions.
Whether you think the trial, which wrapped up on Monday, represents significant strides for the Chinese justice system or stagecraft to appease a captivated public, it has proved to be premium entertainment.
A Frenchman with glamorous habits and a macho job, and a working mother from Long Island: two people with little in common except ghastly ends endlessly dissected by a captivated public.
The challenger is Eleanor Jordan, a captivating public speaker, who has reinvigorated the city's Democratic Party and supports partial-birth abortion and the recognition by Kentucky of other states' same-sex marriage laws.Both women have good personal stories.
I'm grateful to Krista Tippett, the host of the captivating public radio program "On Being," for including me in an exploration of the present-day resonance of "noosphere," the concept of an emerging global intelligence shaped in the early 20th century by Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, a French Jesuit priest, philosopher and paleontologist (with others).
But we accepted that it is easier to mobilise and captivate public opinion abroad behind one particular figure.
But she first made her name, first entered the public consciousness, in 1995 – in a bizarre and sensational case that captivated the public.
"This case really captivated the public and the department," said the detective still working with the department.
The show mesmerised the press and captivated the public: 30,000 people visited during its brief, three-week run.
Copeland, who has emerged as a powerful voice on race, has captivated the public's attention both onstage and off.
