i'm captivated

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"I'm captivated with bullfights and feel the pain when they kill the bull.

I'm captivated by its vastness and emptiness, which puts my anxieties in perspective.

Let's say that in general I'm captivated by those who produce ideas, rather than by those who comment on them.

I'm captivated by Nina Simone's brilliant rendition of "Pirate Jenny" and by the poet April Bernard's novel that bears the same title.

I'm captivated by the magic of sessile invertebrates like corals, sponges and sea squirts — creatures vital to the ecosystem yet too often overlooked in favor of more visible animals like sharks and whales.

Now I'm captivated, and I click through to watch a video on his site.

And I am captivated.

"I was captivated by it".

I was captivated, charmed and moved.

I was captivated by that face".

I was captivated by both of them..