Sentence examples similar to constantly captivate from inspiring English sources
The tradition that sometimes presents irksome details about inaccessible, ancient concepts also has me constantly captivated and moved by the idea that our people has for millennia sought the right course of action, and mandated it (as it was understood at any given time) not only for the individual but also for its communities.
Tulsa's Jesse Aycock, who'll be the second guitarist on the tour and has his own album, Flowers & Wounds, also coming out January 21, performed onstage in Boulder, and he fit in seamlessly with Casal, whose electrifying solos kept Snider and Schools constantly captivated.
Her beauty was always captivating.
It's how she is constantly on, trying to influence and captivate you, working the interview.
Fresh encounters captivate us.
Something that can captivate them.
By Robert Souza The grandeur of Brazil is captivating: jewel-blue waves constantly cascade onto the golden sand of sunlit beaches, açaí palm trees decorate the rainforest, and Christ the Redeemer overlooks the nation from atop Rio de Janeiro's superlative summit.
