Sentence examples for however captivating from inspiring English sources
But they do not mean that an "excuses culture" is rife, that our system is an international disgrace or that we need to absorb, wholesale, policies that may be only partially successful in their home countries, however captivating or charismatic their advocates may be.
However captivating this technique may be for Twain's readers, for the modern biographer it poses a real problem: in accounts of Twain's life, how do we discern what is true from what is just another colorful yarn?
It is hard to build a piece from colors and gestures, however individually captivating.
The examples in this show, however, are captivating not as art but the way good architectural models are, as feats of anonymous technique.
The city, however, was captivated by Li and his famous yellow tunic, and it is not inconceivable that Chinese restaurant owners used his visit to promote the dish.
The jury, however, appeared captivated.
The judges, however, were captivated by Smith's illustration.
Jess Mikhail's illustrations are sufficiently captivating, however, to sustain young readers' interest to the end.
Importantly, the author does not get lost in the minutia of individual struggles, however significant and captivating they may be.
Everyone agrees, however, there's something captivating about Bevilacqua.
