Sentence examples similar to captivating act from inspiring English sources
What is often an enlivened orchestra of roars erupting from everywhere within the Augusta National pines became a captivating solo act that weekend.
As a live act, they are captivating, possessing an energy onstage which melts down into the audience.
Acting: beyond grand, captivating, and I'm sorry I was snitty a few weeks ago about Julie Walters.
Her photography work for Embrace has caught the attention of international acts with her captivating photographs.
Those are the subplots in the Jeter contract story, a new act in the always captivating Jeter/Rodriguez psychodrama.
She was excellent, save one or two stratospheric notes, but her most captivating moments came in the famous third-act mad scene.
After sock enhancements, two fields appear to captivate footwear inventors: the act of donning socks, and the challenge of keeping pairs of socks together in the laundry.
Mr. Lendorf and six other dancers invested the series of Act III solos with the intoxicating light and shade that make them captivating.
Moving on to talking rabbits, and the first act of When God Was a Rabbit by Sarah Winman (Headline), is equally captivating.
Plucked from obscurity and thrown straight into lead roles, they offer captivating portrayals of the complexities of youth without any prior training or even demonstrable inclination to act.
As well balanced as a high-wire act without a net, it blends physical feats from clowning to trapeze daredevilry with captivating costumes, artful lighting and thoughtful music.
