Sentence examples for captivating new from inspiring English sources

Today's most captivating new art runs to sizes small and medium.

For some wider context, we can turn to Volker Weidermann's captivating new book Summer Before the Dark.

"Carrera," his captivating new album, contains some of his most tuneful work, without backtracking on any previous polymetric advances.

Helen Oyeyemi's captivating new novel, "Mr. Fox," begins with a jaunty spirit and a sense of play.

In other words, it was just another Thursday night playing Crusader Kings II, the captivating new computer strategy game from Paradox Interactive.

It was 1995 on his excellent 2009 album "Cassette City" (Rapster), and it's 1995 still on his captivating new mixtape, "No More Golden Days".

To captivate new clients and keep the older ones on board, brands will have to invest shopping with a sense of occasion and give ordinary customers some of the individual attention they have lavished on their biggest-spending ones.

The big groups have seen their newspapers and magazines lose readers and advertising to the internet; their music businesses suffer piracy and falling sales; and someone else's video games captivate new generations of consumers.

His advisers point out that most of the votes Labour lost during its 13 years in power were from low- and middle-income earners, not the better-off folk who sometimes unduly captivated New Labour.

Central Park has captivated New Yorkers for more than 130 years, but now it has become the subject of daily debate in an unlikely venue: the mayoral race here in Taiwan's capital.

To captivate new customers and keep pleasing current users these brands have to amaze them not only with their product's quality, but also with experiences that take their usability to a new level.