Sentence examples similar to captivating understanding from inspiring English sources
The young players treated the anarchic Fluxus works from the early '60s with an encouraging degree of genuine understanding and captivating deadpan humor.
What remains captivating within such material, however, is a deep understanding of weight.
Given my work redesigning government criminal justice services at CfA, I'm always interested in better understanding government systems, and I find this episode particularly captivating.
Even those familiar with "the Revolutionary generation" will, I would warrant, find much in its pages to captivate and enlarge their understanding of our nation's fledgling years.
In 1964, when he was 18, the daughter of David Astor, the editor-publisher of The Observer, invited him to the family's country estate for a weekend; Astor was so captivated by Cohn's understanding of mods and rockers that he was soon contributing street-level dispatches to the paper's Briefing section.
From pointing out thought-provoking news stories, sharing statistics or captivating case-studies the Joseph Rowntree Foundation are the ones to follow when it comes to understanding and engaging with the reality of social inequality.
Obvious perhaps, but captivating.
I found his story captivating.
The effect was captivating.
