Sentence examples similar to captivating emotion from inspiring English sources
I chose Jennifer because she's an actress I consider brilliant, a very intelligent woman, very sensible, and with access to her own really captivating emotions.
Indeed, Singh was immediately captivated by emotion maps because they resonated with her both personally and professionally.
This leaves me wondering, what is it about entertainers that so captivates the emotions of people and commands a broad outpouring of love seldom offered to others.
The most striking feature of Norway the past seven days is the captivating blend of public emotion and clearheaded, principled liberalism.
Empire magazine called his score "... a supremely elegant work... ...... that "... creates a captivating atmosphere of cautious emotion and wonderment, the true highlight being 'Colour in the Clouds', so simply majestic that it really captures the heart of the story".
As some wondered about the procedural questions raised by his speech -- the timing of his departure and the state's cumbersome succession rules for governors -- they were captivated by the emotion.
"When thinking of each GIF to make, I look for memorable and captivating moments which show a lot of human emotion," he tells The Creators Project.
He added: "Miss Mason has created captivating characters and given them wonderful lines to express familiar emotions".
But it is equally captivating.
The effect was captivating.
