Sentence examples for captivating talk from inspiring English sources

Nick Thorpe, an Edinburgh based journalist and author of Eight Men and a Duck: An Improbable to Voyage by Reed Boat to Easter Island gave a captivating talk to visitors in December.

He's most captivating talking about his own unique life, like people complaining that his movies are too long while happily spending days binging TV shows, or his knowing non-sequitor – "What does this have to do with Cosby?" – which refers to his ceaseless attention to the sexual assault accusations against the infamous comic.

There is even an incipient Artificial Intelligence X Prize for developing an AI system capable of delivering a captivating TED talk.

She was very captivating in talking about our brains and frankly I was fascinated.

He captivates with his talk radio certainty, his pulpit cadences, and what he describes as his "common-sense business solutions" that make it sound as though solving the nation's debt crisis is as simple as streamlining the number of pizza toppings on offer, as he did to improve performance at Godfather's.

From her first reading of the manuscript of A Bear Called Paddington, Fortnum was captivated by the talking bear.

Gary Lineker's missus, Danielle Bux, said: "When he talks he's totally captivating.

Her song 'Artificial' on her captivating new album Of Milkmaids and Architects (Squiggly) talks of clock watching and wanting to 'keep running till I reach the sea'.

Being energetic in how you talk and move will make you more captivating.

Blockbusters at the big screen were captivating and commanding spectacles that we flocked to and talked about with friends.

We talked with Logan about his anachronistic (yet still captivating) project.