Sentence examples similar to captivating shape from inspiring English sources
Dinosaurs come in captivating shapes and sizes, and each genus is a wonderful construction of fact and myth.
The captivating form in the colorful composition by Gloria Garfinkel of Manhattan resembles a ginkgo leaf, which itself resembles the fan shape.
Rolling Stone journalist Jody Rosen felt that the production of the "requisite kinky song" was captivating, including its "shape-shifting assemblage of buzzes, beeps and clattering beats".
Its trees are a captivating collection of shapes and sizes -- as if Dr. Seuss had been inspired to sketch a landscape by the ancient spirits that many believe still inhabit the trees.
But visitors who come with children "get it" much more quickly, as the smaller people are captivated by the shapes and lines of the wandering tubes, wide-eyed and curious about how light and shadow play through the windows into what might be wonderful places for hide-and-seek.
Some bloggers were inspired by rich colors while others were captivated by the timeless shape.
The skies over Cambodia are taking on fascinating new shapes thanks to a whimsical "cloud making service" that is captivating audiences around the world.
"The 13 women in She Persisted all overcame adversity to help shape our country — sometimes through speaking out, sometimes by staying seated, sometimes by captivating an audience.
But with one of the world's best design schools, a rocking music scene and a story that's been shaped by the Russians and the Sami – the indigenous population of the Arctic – it's every bit as captivating.
Obvious perhaps, but captivating.
