Sentence examples for captivated the minds from inspiring English sources

Nowhere has captivated the minds of Western mapmakers as much as fabled Cathay.

Louis once captivated the minds and hearts of New Yorkers, especially those in Harlem's thriving black community.

But the Sasan reversal wasn't just a victim of swing state politics, it was also the victim of the jobs vs. environment argument, a false dynamic that has nevertheless captivated the minds of many in Washington.

The legacy of actress and model Sharon Tate has captivated the minds of film buffs and true crime enthusiasts alike ever since her tragic death at the hands of the Manson family in 1969, and interest in Tate's tragic story is at an all-time high ever since Quentin Tarantino announced his upcoming Manson-era movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt.

Ever since Ponce de León landed in Florida in search of the mythic fountain of youth, the dream of limitless life has captivated the mind of mankind.

If Mallarmé captured the tone and very feel of fin-de-siècle Paris, he went on to captivate the minds of the greatest writers of the twentieth century—from Valéry and Eliot to Paul de Man and Jacques Derrida.

Is there a topic that you especially want me to touch on?" Often the answer is "Can you talk about millennials?" What is it about millennials that captivates the minds of older folk like me, tantalizing and infuriating them at the same time?

The state of our public education system continues to captivate the minds and wallets of millions of Americans.

For all intents and purposes, here's how to play "Hay" Fever, the Dreidel Drinking, and Ashkenazi Yahtzee three new games that are sure to sweep the nation during Hanukkah 2017 and captivate the minds and livers of young Jews and gentiles.

For me they were the sort of book you can read once, but they don't captivate the mind enough to re-read them as you get older.

Here are 10 ideas that could help you captivate the mind of a millennial in the festive period.