Sentence examples for eventually captivated from inspiring English sources
Born in 1744 into a Weymouth, Mass., parson's family, Abigail Smith early on displayed the "giddy" personality that first repelled but eventually captivated her future husband.
Anne Elliot from Persuasion by Jane Austen Anne Elliot is a classic example of the overlooked and underestimated wallflower who eventually captivates the hero.
The dance craze swept the nation, eventually captivating high society and marking a turning point for "adult" acceptance of rock 'n' roll music.
The book's most memorable argument that entertainment will eventually become so captivating as to be debilitating, and even deadly is of a kind with many moments in fiction in which people of the future destroy themselves through their urges to consume.
"Eventually they all sat down and were captivated by the music.
They eventually joined the Mets in a Series that captivated a city.
The chant rose in volume and fervour from the end where the drama had eventually unfolded and told of the story that has captivated football romantics.
Eventually your skill will improve dramatically, and you will find you, and others will be captivated by your new creations.
Captivated by Gorman's story, journalist Stephen Knight decided to investigate the claims further, and eventually published his research as the book Jack the Ripper: The Final Solution in 1976.
But Mr. Anderson was captivated.
