Sentence examples for captivates the public from inspiring English sources

What is it about the aura of the old school that so captivates the public imagination?

What is it about the terrible intimacy of torture that so disturbs and captivates the public?

Yet his feisty sincerity captivates the public anyway and somehow his political career is back on track.

No matter: the unintended death of someone with so much to live for captivates the public, too.

Local groups are certainly using their imaginations to find ways to captivate the public.

The tale captivated the public and generated headlines around the globe.

"This case really captivated the public and the department," said the detective still working with the department.

Not since the 1998 New Beetle, or possibly the '65 Mustang, has a car captivated the public like the PT Cruiser.

But none of them have captivated the public quite like Lopez did during her magical year of 1978.

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.