Sentence examples for captivated to from inspiring English sources

But by the time Miéville had introduced me to a character called Mr. Speaker, whose every word emerges from his mouth as a living creature called an Utterling, I was too captivated to complain.

"When he was finished, I was captivated to do a documentary about it".

Every once in a while an audience member would be so captivated to the point of fainting.

And like the best tales his tracks are rich in texture, filled with details, and keep you captivated to the end.

Stillness as a technique is still really captivating to me".

As in "Méliès," the meandering, understated emergence of cinematic fact and fiction is captivating to watch.

Perhaps not surprisingly, the quality of the work is uneven, ranging from captivating to horribly clichéd.

The kung fu, recently so captivating to viewers of "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," raised eyebrows.

Write a review that explains why "man versus weather" stories are so captivating to viewers.

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

Athletes who exhibit attributes like courage in adversity and commitment to the game are particularly captivating to Americans.