Sentence examples for how captivating from inspiring English sources

In a double-page spread on Monday devoted to his luxurious fall coats and pink-to-silver dresses, WWD said his show "proved how captivating calm clothes can be".

Yes, Ms. Thomas sets the bar high, but given how captivating this woman is, that still leaves her with, in the universe of heterosexual men, basically all of them to choose from.

That's how captivating the show was.

He's well aware of how captivating these split-second images can be, particularly for those unable to see a ballet in person.

Momentum may need to be experienced in person to fully comprehend how captivating it truly is, but the photos give insight into how much energy and effort was needed to make the piece a truly mesmerizing work.

So it easy to forget how strange, how captivating, how haunted Coleridge's actual poems are.

How captivated readers will be by Tyler's 19th novel, "The Beginner's Goodbye," may depend in part on how receptive they are to ghosts — more precisely, to the notion that a loved one can loiter with us beyond death because of "unfinished business".

I was there in 2002, and I noticed how captivated the fans were.

The only upside to this shameful episode was how captivated we all were by this incredible, instantly iconic image shot by Getty Images' Richard Lam.

This meant that, instead of the intellectual working-out of themes in the manner of Beethoven or Brahms, Tchaikovsky focused on how his listeners would respond to a beautiful melody, how captivated they would be with the instrument or instruments playing it or how moved they would be with the emotional build-up and release in a musical passage.

"Tell your wife how captivated you are with her body.