Sentence examples for entirely captivating from inspiring English sources

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.

At four months old, he's become entirely captivated by everything.

A little boy, staying with his grandparents from Nantwich in a nearby caravan, was entirely captivated, eyes wide with excitement.

Not that there is anything necessarily wrong with series fiction, but it's nice for there to be an alternative for that strange breed of child who's not entirely captivated by My-sparkle-pony-wish-fairy-dinosaur volume 32, and Big Change for Stuart is most definitely an alternative.

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".