Other American historians, such as Francis Parkman (1823 93), William Prescott (1796 1859), and John Lothrop Motley (1814 77), also addressed epic themes in captivating language.
If one common theme unites the most captivating people I know, it is a childhood conspicuous for its absence of mundane serenity.
The constrictions of womanhood; the lacerating use of illness as power; and the fine line between self-immolation and self-awareness, are just some of the provoking themes explored in this eerie and captivating novel.
The Little Prince explores the boundless themes of love, loneliness and purpose through captivating and loveable characters who mirror Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's own position of outcast.
"The Art of Losing" is a dark, captivating novel in which Dixon relentlessly pursues the twin themes of greed and loss, stripping his characters clean as he does so.
The design is aesthetically captivating and the logo conveys messages consistent with the key themes of the campaign.
This sense of belatedness is the theme of "The Talos Principle," a somber and captivating video game by the Croatian studio Croteam.
However, important new variations on old heme themes, breakthroughs in the fields of metal ion regulation and metallochaperones, and captivating insights into partnerships between proteins and minerals have also been described.
Kubrick is a captivating little book rather like an Arthur Miller play: it plays out on a small scale, but invokes the epic themes of friendship, art, sex and war.
Developing the "next generation" of immersive group gaming, Immersive Games Lab describes itself as "part indoor theme park, part video game, part escape room," and says it will launch a new breed of "captivating group experiences" in London in early 2019.
