Sentence examples for has not captivated from inspiring English sources

However reasonable this idea might seem, it has not captivated the attention of the producers of "Lost," who have devoted the show's fifth and penultimate season (which ends on Wednesday) to the more mind-bendingly nonsensical dimensions of its sci-fi-ness.

but the problem has been that the schools I've liked either have perfect campuses in no-so-great locations, or these wonderful locations have schools that haven't captivated me.

But success alone has not been enough to captivate fans.

The contrast to Mr. Gauck's captivating life story has not been kind to Mrs. Merkel's candidate.

Despite their sharp interest in the Vancouver real estate market, buyers from mainland China have not been as captivated by Whistler, perhaps because skiing has only recently started to catch on in popularity with mainland Chinese.

I can't say much about the Galaxy S Captivate that hasn't been said, other than to inform you that this ultra-slim Android phone is amazingly small, light, and very exciting.

If you haven't already been captivated by this refreshing newcomer here are five reasons you should definitely be watching "Jane The Virgin".

I had not known that Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs played that captivating banjo tune (it's called "Foggy Mountain Breakdown") on the soundtrack of "Bonnie and Clyde".

Unfortunately, routine DST of MTB is not available at the country level of China while the laboratories responsible for diagnosing cases have not been strengthened to meet these requirements, despite the drug resistance has captivated the attentions in the past decade.

The Jets have not won a Super Bowl since 1968, when Namath, another quarterback with broad crossover appeal, captivated the city.

It's a bold move coming from a company whose recent offerings haven't been nearly as captivating as Apple's, especially when you consider that many tech journalists attending the event will have to book expensive, last-minute flights to Los Angeles.