Sentence examples for captivating magic from inspiring English sources

The happy ending, however, like much of the opening section, feels slightly formulaic, the choreography is often repetitive, and the show as a whole has — at least from an adult point of view — little of the sophistication and captivating magic of William Tuckett's "Faeries," last year's Christmas production at the Linbury.

They are impressive as feats of technique, and they have, at their best, a captivating Magic Realist quality.

Listen to exciting, captivating music.

That performance was the first time I felt the magic of captivating an audience.

He would not send out his first winner as a trainer for nine more years, but he was already captivated by the magic of the Derby.

I'm captivated by the magic of sessile invertebrates like corals, sponges and sea squirts — creatures vital to the ecosystem yet too often overlooked in favor of more visible animals like sharks and whales.

But while the young fans are captivated by the showy magic, the magic that amazes me is how Harry is like me.

Lists are so effortlessly captivating that one almost resents their casual magic, by which any collection of three or more nouns becomes a poem.

BOSTON, Oct. 23 — It is the Colorado Rockies' magic carpet ride against the Boston Red Sox' smooth, then anxious, then captivating roller-coaster ride.

Woody Guthrie, it seemed, had a magic that captivated young folkies, and made them want to be just like him.

Harkening back to the original principals of illusion, the team digitally enhanced these concepts and provided a new-era approach to the magic that captivated audiences for centuries.