Sentence examples for has just captivated from inspiring English sources

The idea of literary women coming to the gritty port area for cultural experiences has just captivated me.

Google has just posted some search trends it saw during the games, offering some insight into which events captivated each country the most.

It is captivating and addictive and desperately fun, but, in the end, it is also dismally misruled, wastefully cruel and very very sad.Back to top >>ThursdayA FRIEND of mine has just "come out".

I had just turned seven and was already captivated by football.

My Israel story had just begun and it had already captivated my heart.

"Something about these detailed imaginative worlds just captivated me," he said during a court recess.

The ensuing drama captivated a public that responded as if it had just seen an ant move a rubber tree plant.

Many slept while others were glued to the television, captivated by the images from the power plants they had just worked to repair.

Clément had just pulled off an unfathomable comeback by slaying two match points halfway through a captivating four-hour semifinal at the Australian Open tonight.

This doesn't mean your documentary has to be huge or grandiose - smaller-scale, more intimate documentaries have just as much of an opportunity to resonate with an audience if the story they tell is captivating.

They are captivated by the oldest (McGonagall) and most famous (Harry) people in the room; either that, or they have just been drafted.