Sentence examples for enthralling show from inspiring English sources

This enthralling show has an extraordinarily high sumptuousness quotient.

Over a period of 60 years, the artist created a body of work that is at once rigorous, sensuous and playful".Saloua Raouda Choucair", at Tate Modern until October, is an intense and enthralling show.

It's testament to the craft of Attenborough and his writers that he's as calmly enthralling when showing us the uglier side of nature as its playfulness.

As this enthralling account shows, the evangelizing effort was a bust: believing that Islam thrived only through tyranny and ignorance, the Americans were shocked to discover a religion with as much heart, mind, and allure as their own.

Muted but enthralling, the cards show beaming visitors wading into the river, bounding toward the dance hall and lining up for 75-cent rides on a boat called Miss Indian Point V. Approached from the east, Indian Point is set back from the road so that its reactors are visible only from a distance.

Susan Hiller's latest show - enthralling, unmissable - begins with a leap in the dark.

The overlap between art, sex and nakedness was illustrated — superbly, I believe — in an enthralling, but thoroughly strange show in May at New York Live Arts, when the choreographer John Jasperse presented his "Fort Blossom revisited," a 70-minute reworking of his short 2000 work "Fort Blossom" (whose title referred to a friend's tree house).

An exhibition called the Invisible Garden at the Royal Horticultural Society's Hampton Court Flower Show is enthralling visitors with its displays of the microscopic world in gardens.

The male performers were far from alike — one was broad-chested, another willow-slender — but all showed the enthralling Odissi qualities for physical pliancy, rhythmic vigor, hewing and holding three-dimensional shapes, and eloquently communicative face and hands.

It is a show to enthral and inspire in equal measure, not least because there is such a sense of order in this hardwon art, this creation of a world out of scraps.

The rapper seemed fine afterward, but it was an apt metaphor for his sometimes-enthralling but often halting show on Thursday night.