These and feature leads often contain anecdotes, captivating questions, intriguing quotes and scene-setters.[56][57].[56][57]
Whether British audiences will be able to get under the skin of this strange and captivating artform is a tougher question.
This is not a worthless thought, and if it were worked out with more subtlety and complexity, through more visually captivating artworks, one might not question Ms. Brown's right to the moral high ground she so blithely assumes.
There is also something utterly romantic about waking up to uninterrupted ocean views, especially when the waters in question are as captivating as the ones surrounding our ten choices.
However, Young is widely credited with reinvigorating the programme, with her warm yet searching questions producing especially captivating editions with Kathy Burke, Mark Gatiss, Betty Driver and Morrissey.
Gregarious, captivating, and unusually liberal on the question of women's careers, Bowles had a high regard for Dickinson's poems, publishing (without her consent) seven of them during her lifetime more than appeared in any other outlet.
For a mobile company on a roll like Uber, it is a captivating move, yet also raises critical questions related to other on-demand startups, their specific business and operational models, and ultimately, how consumers may behave in the future.
To outsiders, the succession question has the makings of captivating corporate soap opera.
It is this combination of perceptive everyday detail and reflective observation on the universe's big questions that makes Fire Colour One so captivating.
The question has captivated le tout Paris.
