Sentence examples for especially captivating from inspiring English sources

Logan Frances Kruger, Durell R. Comedy, Kristen Foote and Dante Puleio were all handsome and evocative on Wednesday, with Ms. Foote offering an especially captivating performance.

For Mr. Liman, the movie's director, whose credits include "The Bourne Identity," it was the elusive Ms. Wilson who was especially captivating.

However, Young is widely credited with reinvigorating the programme, with her warm yet searching questions producing especially captivating editions with Kathy Burke, Mark Gatiss, Betty Driver and Morrissey.

What better to follow the Schoenberg suite than a Bach prelude and fugue (in B flat, from Book 1 of "The Well-Tempered Clavier") and more Chopin, with an especially captivating "Butterfly" Étude?

The section devoted to games and toys is especially captivating, partly because of the subject matter, and partly because it contains a terrific mix of works by historical, modern and contemporary artists, including Elizabeth Catlett, Fairfield Porter, James Waller and George Benjamin Luks.

Since many in Hawaii have never even seen a snake, they are especially captivating on the black market, where snakes often arrive in shipping packages or hidden in luggage.

I was especially captivated by his hands.

One library especially captivated De Caro: the Girolamini, in Naples.

Pretty eight-year-old Alice, especially, captivated the young man.

It was the gray whale episode that especially captivated Mr. Young, 42.

He was especially captivated by the ballet music from "The Sleeping Beauty".