Sentence examples for captivating vision from inspiring English sources

When these tourists step inside, though, they encounter the captivating vision of the church's architect, Antoni Gaudi.

Executives there had heard his 2006 presentation, had been captivated by the vision, and had set about building two prototype watches — one with hands and another with digital numbers.

Grooms has said that in his youth in Tennessee he was captivated by the vision of local untaught folk artists; perhaps he picked up some of their characteristic gentle humor as well.

He was captivated by the vision of a five-hundred-plus-channel univentertainedained by industry executives like John Malone, of Tele-Communications, Inc., Gerald Levin, of Time Warner, or Raymond Smith, of Bell Atlantic.

We are in equal parts captivated by a vision that merges competitiveness with battlefield aggression and committed to the possibility of defusing such free-floating hostility.

It is a captivating sight.

What was also captivating about this conference was the vision of an AIDS-free generation that was often invoked.

And clearly captivated by muscular visions of the American West, judging by his collection of 650 works by 19th- and early-20th-century artists.

Something about the way they fill your field of vision makes them more immersive and captivating.

Once again the performances were captivating; the collaborators need only to free their vision, giving it the time and space it needs.

One of his most vocal detractors has been Spike Lee, a director whose vision and cinematic alchemy are as captivating as Tarantino's.