The particular paintings in that room are just the ones we felt most captivated the experience you were going to have and go with the theme of the room.
Its magic when you can hear, see and feel a captivated learning audience.
But it's hard not to feel less captivated by these by the time you have seen them over the course of an entire evening.
Disasters, pain, and even death befalling others are not felt because people captivated by the device world do not know what the real world is.
Her interest in fashion came after her grandmother bought her a subscription to Vogue and she was captivated: "I felt a huge drive to make clothes that everybody could have because I felt ostracised by that world of beauty and fashion".
1957: "I Feel Pretty" captivates the Broadway audience at "West Side Story".
That performance was the first time I felt the magic of captivating an audience.
A month since reading Pi and another month since seeing it, I'm still so captivated, I feel the need to pay homage to this truly great work.
While the captivated crowd all felt a small sense of achievement at the end of the screening, real plaudits are due to the tireless Neil Brand, who accompanied the entire film solo, with an improvised accompaniment of great beauty and sensitivity.
In 1978, when 58-year-old Karol Wojtyla slalomed onto the world stage as the first non-Italian pope since the Renaissance, everything about him captivated Catholics who felt adrift and conflicted.
After watching this movie, I was so swooningly captivated, I almost felt like going to live in some sort of tent near the director's home in Chiangmai in Thailand, a true believer, like one of the followers of Tolstoy encamped near his home at the beginning of the last century.
