Sentence examples for captivated readers from inspiring English sources
The book captivated readers with its evocations of Paris, Tokyo, and Vienna and its historical anecdotes.
The fiery, passionate dynamic between Jane Eyre and Edward Rochester has captivated readers and writers for nearly two centuries.
Ripley's drawings, documenting his rambles and his discoveries, are energetic, but it was their subject more than their style that captivated readers.
Details that captivated readers and television viewers concerned the fundamentals of sustenance: eating raw birds and fish, drinking rainwater, trusting in God.
From the spring of 1840 through the winter of 1841, Charles Dickens alternately horrified and captivated readers of his weekly magazine with the pitiful tale of Nell Trent in "The Old Curiosity Shop".
Her first column "Life, Interrupted: Facing Cancer in Your 20s," captivated readers and transformed Ms. Jaouad from an unknown writer to a national advocate for young people with cancer.
The romance between quick-witted Elizabeth Bennet and distinguished Fitzwilliam Darcy still captivates readers and writers alike.
"The second book will prove that he can write about anything and continue to captivate readers".
Plot twists like that one are certainly intriguing enough to captivate readers.
But he said the problem was that Talk magazine never managed to captivate readers.
As with "Driving Mr. Albert," this book highlights Mr. Paterniti's excessive love of digression, which undermines faith that the main story is strong enough to captivate readers.
