"captivating spirit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has a charming or enchanting quality. Example: The actress's captivating spirit drew the audience's attention and held it throughout the entire performance.
His work remains in the same captivating, groping spirit and his books are more collectible than serial killer hairlocks.
Speaking of holidays and gifts, in the accompanying slide show I have assembled a selection of 13 superb drams at a wide variety of price points, from all the different regions of Scotland and reflecting the whole panoply of complex and beguiling flavors this most captivating of spirits is capable of.
Portrayed with captivating wit and spirit by Beth Cordingly, Lucienne is a beautiful, happily married bourgeois woman who is plagued by the attention of two admirers – David Antrobus's wonderfully frazzled, womanising Pontagnac and smoothie playboy Redillon (a spot-on Damien Matthews).
What is captivating is the spirit of attentiveness they exude: an exquisite alertness to material and technique; to the way patterns and images fit the shape of the object; and to forms of nature.
Captivated by her spirit and history, the college agreed.
Ed was a physician-investigator par excellence whose curiosity and creative spirit captivated students and housestaff.
And after AKW's captivating performance, Chaplin's spirit watched over as a DJ and EDM took over for the rest of the night.
"Masterful in any genre, Ridley's groundbreaking methods and peerless directing instincts have brought to life some of the most memorable films of our time, capturing the resilience of the human spirit and captivating the hearts and minds of audiences around the world," Paris Barclay, DGA president, said in a statement.
He was captivated by the Polish spirit & did not leave even after he was warned that he was being watched by the secret police.
