Sentence examples for captivating example from inspiring English sources
A captivating example – which is not, of course, in this exhibition – is John Singleton Copley's painting Watson and the Shark, which depicts a real event when the unfortunate Brook Watson was attacked by a tiger shark just off Havana in 1749.
While some of the design elements are captivating - a sheared red dress, for example, allows a dancer to float in the fan-circle like an autumn leaf - other decisions detract rather than enhance from the technical accomplishment of the dancing.
As an example of algebraic settings, the captivating Krasnosel'skii fixed point theorem leads to the consideration of fixed points for the sum of two operators.
As an example of algebraic settings, the captivating Krasnosel'skii's fixed point theorem (see [1] or [2], p.31) leads to the consideration of fixed points for the sum of two operators.
This is another shining example: brilliantly mad and yet strangely captivating, as so much of her music is.
Take for example the case of two young models, one white, one black, both captivating beauties at the start of their careers.
Give me a novel which transcends 'the times' any day as those tend to be the best, the most captivating and the most lasting, like Maria McCann's As Meat Loves Salt, or Bill Broady's Swimmer for example".
But it is equally captivating.
