Sentence examples for captivating patterns from inspiring English sources

During growth on surfaces, diverse microbial communities display topographies with captivating patterns.

In one, amber words race along 13 parallel tracks; in the other, the signs intersect at angles like the rafters of a peaked roof and red words flow back and forth and through one another in captivating patterns.

Check out some of the captivating patterns in the screenshots below.

This is exemplified in the numerous names given to the captivating fire patterns in opal -- pinfire, flashfire, broad flashfire, and rolling flashfire to name a few.

Its elongated wings and graceful flight pattern are captivating: the bird appears to almost flutter, languidly, yet is simultaneously agile and efficient.

As Ross and the man speak (Ross explains that he's captivated by the patterns of smoke, and the man says he was wondering "what the hell you're out there doing" and then tells Ross that his grandson has just won a scholarship), we see another image of Williams performing, and then Williams looking into the camera after the slate is presented.

The college's review has now found that at the same time that he was captivating students, he was developing a pattern of improper behavior.

His captivating presentation featured time-lapse movies profiling expression patterns of tbx-8 in response to mutations in tbx-9, an ancestral gene duplicate, or changes in the molecular chaperone heat shock protein 90.

Saddle blankets decorated with geometric beaded patterns around the edges are among the most visually captivating pieces.

"I find it captivating," says Breger, "that grand tales are told by the minutest of forms and patterns that nature never expected us to witness.

What is most captivating about HowNosm's work is the impeccable flow despite the use of different patterns and textures.