This suggests the captivating possibility that changes in the environment might trigger the spread from the age-associated deposit.
Everyone who sees this stunt is captivated by the possibilities.
She remains captivated by the possibilities, within live music, of legitimizing and actualizing mutual dependence.
One day she heard him give a speech and found herself captivated by the possibilities of what might be.
In 1949, he was captivated by the possibilities of a religious vocation when, at the urging of his Uncle Henry, he attended a conference at Union Theological Seminary and heard Reinhold Niebuhr and prominent ministers from Harlem speak.
In other words, we seem stuck between the 50's paradigm of marriage and the feminist fantasy, between being revolted by the implications of a show like "Who Wants to Marry a Multimillionaire?" and captivated by its possibilities.
But he is clearly more captivated by the possibilities of bigger, more aggressive music, and his muscular but finely sculptured reading of the Bartok Sonata was the highlight of his program, with his dark-hued performance of Scriabin's "Black Mass" Sonata No. 9 (Op. 68) coming close.
One of the panelists, Michael Donnelly, director of interactive marketing for Coca-Cola, made a point about the forgiving nature of users in the early days of the Internet simply because people were captivated by the possibilities and were prepared to tolerate certain hurdles in order to participate.
One thing about poetry that obsesses me is how it creates a space where you are being spoken to, however directly or indirectly, and John's poems have this feeling of direct/indirect address that captivates and opens possibilities.
So as I started my new year, I opened up The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People and found myself, once again, captivated by the possibilities for creating a better Clayton Christensen.
That possibility of captivating men was very empowering to me.
