Sentence examples for he has captivated from inspiring English sources
He has captivated an industry where living fast often means dying young.
He has captivated the nation with a string of last-minute heroics, leaving the public wanting more.
If nothing else, he has captivated the basketball world, including players, coaches, fans and Madison Avenue.
He has captivated the American bourgeoisie without ever offending the highbrows, and he has never said anything that wasn't liberal or progressive.
He has captivated some famous folk, including John Kelly, who will join his chamber-pop group tonight, and Lou Reed, who appears with him tomorrow.
He has captivated his own people and inspired much of the rest of the Latin American continent, and like Castro before him his influence has had a global reach.
All through adolescence, he had captivated Welsh audiences at traditional song festivals.
Chinese American U.S. Ambassador Gary Locke resigned unexpectedly in November after two years in China, during which he had captivated the Chinese public by taking economy-class air flights and using coupons in coffeeshops.
What matters it that Iago, his villainous and deceitful "friend," hates him because he fancies Othello has captivated his wife?
'It has always been a certain kind of European writer who has captivated me,' he says.
He finished his adventure, which has captivated France, 54th, 9 minutes 30 seconds behind Armstrong.
