Sentence examples for captivating points from inspiring English sources

Arianna's chat revolved around captivating points about what happiness means to you... and it's not all about success.

Coming off his captivating 38 points in the Knicks' nationally televised win over the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night, Lin picked right up where he left off.

"Northern Ireland has firmly established itself as a must-see destination and its unique selling points are captivating visitors from home and abroad," he commented.

As an example of algebraic settings, the captivating Krasnosel'skii fixed point theorem leads to the consideration of fixed points for the sum of two operators.

Then there is Jennings' point about captivating the young.

Shortly before its return to BBC 2 in 2000, Radio Times magazine's Brian Viner remarked that the series was on the point of "captivating yet another generation of viewers".

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.

As an example of algebraic settings, the captivating Krasnosel'skii's fixed point theorem (see [1] or [2], p.31) leads to the consideration of fixed points for the sum of two operators.

I want to be the captivating Glenda pointing their hearts toward home and not the mean old Wicked Witch of the West embittered by what life did not give me.

Clément had just pulled off an unfathomable comeback by slaying two match points halfway through a captivating four-hour semifinal at the Australian Open tonight.

Last year, the entire world was captivated by NBA point guard Jeremy Lin.