"I guess that's enthralling for the East Village".
"Mittwoch," in a joyously imaginative realization by the director Graham Vick, proved enthralling for much of its six-hour duration.
In Crawford, self-contempt and courage were inseparable — each spurred the other — and the combination made her an agonized performer, overearnest, overexplicit, and discomforting but enthralling for those who trusted her to act out and transcend their own dilemmas.
The visitors at least finished with some overdue spirit, with the final minutes heightening the tension of a cup tie that was always enthralling for more than 3,000 home fans.
Some absurdly gifted footballers will be on show in the quarter-finals that start tonight, but the tournament may be enthralling for its proof that the risk of embarrassment and failure cannot always be kept at bay.
The smoke and mirrors spectacle was enthralling for all of five minutes--a bottle rocket, disguised a 4th of July fireworks extravaganza.
After watching Mr. Frears ply his refined skills in mainstream studio fare, it's enthralling to see him employ that jazziness to spark his ticking impatience with injustice".
His unpredictable yet continually enthralling tunes have landed him support slots for both Ólafur Arnalds and Émilie Simon this year.
Alex Salmond, Scotland's First Minister and a friend of Banks, called him a "remarkable writer who has made a lasting contribution to Scottish literature and culture, inspiring and enthralling readers for 30 years".
A disinterested fan may be worse than an angry one, and with home runs, pitching duels and pennant races enthralling fans for the first time in years, many have not paid much attention to the N.B.A.'s labor dispute and are not concerned with missing the beginning of the season.
