Sentence examples for entirely captivated from inspiring English sources

See, I've become entirely captivated by Luisa and her blog.

Smetana was entirely captivated with her, writing in his journal: "When I am not with her I am sitting on hot coals and have no peace".

If you really want a floating hotel which is entirely captivating for a few days, that was quite good fun.

The groupings mix female nudes, winged angels, satyrs, muscled heroes; the effect is both sensual and entirely captivating.

It is wonderfully observed and subtly crafted, at turns piercingly witty and sad, but never less than entirely captivating.

"Derivative Sport", a piece about sneakily achieved athletic success, is itself an artfully sneaky (and entirely captivating) piece of writing.

It's also worth admitting that while a great deal of Bleak House still seems vivid and fresh and entirely captivating, some is problematic for contemporary readers.

Add to this a nose for a good story and a wit that often undermines his subjects' seriousness without ever capsizing it, and you have an entirely captivating biography which ranks alongside his Bernard Shaw and his Lytton Strachey as one of the glories of the form.

The Edge review described the environments as "entirely captivating" and said that the "visual and audio design is marvellous", and Kevin VanOrd of GameSpot praised the graphics as beautiful and visually diverse.

Foster, in the album's liner notes its 1995 reissue, called the music "fresh as the day it was recorded and entirely captivating", but that it followed the tradition of the calypso of its era.

Watkins says the story of Gesualdo is "an overloaded tale," but I say, bring it on, sir. The author tells an entirely captivating story about a figure whose beautiful, soaring hymns glow next to the black, lurid depths of his life.