Sentence examples for captivating pieces from inspiring English sources

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

One of the most visually captivating pieces in this fair is a crib quilt at Stephen Score, a Boston dealer.

But perhaps the most captivating pieces in the show, which also includes the artist's photographs, are those in which a found piece of furniture (generally old, with a dark wood finish) delicately collides with a new version by McMakin (spare-lined and painted white), like a pair of mismatched Siamese twins.

Though they document the tribulations of his and Vivienne's illnesses and unhappiness in heart-bludgeoning detail, they contain no great revelations, nor are most of them captivating pieces of writing in the way in which, say, the recently published selection of early Beckett letters is.

One of the most captivating pieces here is a three-foot-high sculpture of a young, lithe bodhisattva made of gilded bronze.

In 2005 he curated the successful Art U Need project, which brought captivating pieces to the streets of Essex, before co-founding The Art Party, a vehicle for promoting art in school and public life.

"Derivative Sport", a piece about sneakily achieved athletic success, is itself an artfully sneaky (and entirely captivating) piece of writing.

Critics have certainly responded to the National's transformation of this unpromising material into a captivating piece of theatre, which combines an innovative use of authentic speech with brilliant music and a celebration of regional, community resilience of the sort British dramatists do so well, with jolly hanging baskets bursting out all over the place.

Elsewhere at the Expo, Panasonic was showing off one of the most cleverly captivating piece of kiddieware I've ever come across.

On their own, each sculpture is a captivating piece, but it's the layered context of who each one is supposed to commemorate that really sells the project even if the nicknames tend to be a bit clichéd.

But arguably the most captivating piece of the whole Suspiria press cycle has been the true identity of one very old and honestly weird-looking man: Lutz Ebersdorf, the dude who plays Dr. Jozef Klemperer in the film.