Sentence examples for captivating chapters from inspiring English sources
Vargas Llosa's bruising political defeat drove the memoir A Fish In The Water (1993), whose captivating chapters on the budding artist alternate with what the Observer reviewer Boyd Tonkin called an "epic whinge" about his failed presidential bid.
Reed seconded the statement, noting that the game "set in motion a captivating chapter in the history of gaming" that encompassed wit, invention, and style.
Maupin is instantly captivating and the e-chapters are nicely presented, so the idea could take.
Most of the chapters are so captivating that you find yourself wanting them not to end.
I hesitate to give much more of a description of this odd, captivating story, because the first chapter, titled "Please answer me," puts the reader into a dizzying state of incomprehension.
The trouble begins at the beginning, with his opening chapter, which lurches from captivating passages about "the lethal feedback loop between the actual city of Jerusalem and the apocalyptic fantasy it inspires" to self-indulgent digressions into his autobiography.
The award was an improbable triumph for Sierra Nevada Corp., and it marked the latest chapter in the winding tale of the captivating little spacecraft.
He tells their story with a beautiful rhythm points of view are switched at least once a chapter, and it is never confusing or gratuitous the characters are captivating, and the pace is constant.
It was the first chapter book I ever finished, and it's because the story was so captivating.
His book is a scholarly and captivating excursion into the history of natural history, further enlivened by vivid portraits of some of the butterfly enthusiasts of the past (his great personal hero, Dame Miriam Rothschild, gets a chapter to herself).
