Sentence examples for captivating manner from inspiring English sources
By taking the judgments of students seriously, it will help many teachers clarify instruction as they teach in a more captivating manner in districts that use the MET results as they are intended.
Barton brings to life the character of Eva Gascon, a journalist trying to discern the truth behind Union Carbide's conduct leading up to the tragic gas incident, in a truly captivating manner in this thought-provoking film.
Few actors can perform this role in such a captivating manner, to the point of bringing the entire theater to pin-drop silence as they await Othello's next move - a classic plot otherwise without surprise for many.
He sees his vocation as educating nonexperts, and this is his ninth book, synthesizing "basic information in a readable manner" with captivating personal profiles: a Russian viceroy to the Caucasus, Mikhail Vorontsov; the "frontier Gandhi," Abdul Ghaffar Khan; the C.I.A.'s Kermit (Kim) Roosevelt, a grandson of Teddy and a Kipling devotee.
But as today's deal illustrates, the business of nuclear energy has come alive again, and it is people like Ms. Lauvergeon, her steely temper softened by a lively manner and a captivating laugh, that are bringing it back to life.
He sometimes performs in a slightly insane manner that is oddly captivating.
Warmly received in Liverpool by the Rathbone family, he was directed first to Edinburgh where his long brown hair and frontier manners captivated the town quite as comprehensively as that other rustic genius, Robert Burns, two generations earlier.
She spends a long and happy life there, teaching the endearing yetis English speech and good manners, and telling them captivating stories.
Although they sometimes purveyed information and analysis, in the manner of the Times and the Wall Street Journal, their business was mainly telling stories — turning the life of the world's rising metropolitan, industrial superpower into captivating adventure and drama.
