Sentence examples for is not captivating from inspiring English sources

The results tend to be an offering that is not captivating to anybody and a sales force that doesn't know where to spend its time.

Though it captures the songs well, it is not captivating for the audience.

Who is not captivated by tales of Islanders earnestly scanning their watery horizons for great fleets of cargo ships bringing rice, radios and refrigerators - ships that will never arrive?

Sia's videos are always simplistic, but watching Takano karate chop for five minutes just isn't captivating the way Ziegler dancing in 'Chandelier' or playfighting with Shia LaBeouf in 'Elastic Heart' was.

It was not captivating viewing, but a log showed that Ms. Young stayed overnight 7 times between April 1997 and May 1998, and visited the apartment 88 times.

It must be a rare visitor to Georgia who isn't captivated by the stunning scenery, food and music.

It's the same for Olympic swimming and speed skating: The public cares very deeply and genuinely when national pride and gold medals are at stake but otherwise isn't captivated.

But in fact, most Americans are not captivated by the Chandra Levy story.

The court spectacles he directed gave him a taste for scenic effects, and he contrived a sumptuous decor, as well as the apparition of a ghost, for Sémiramis (1748), but his public was not captivated.

As for her prose style, even the greatest cynic has to marvel at the control with which she employs her characteristic irony.Each one of Austen's novels has its champions, though apart from the author herself, who feared it was rather too sparkling, it would be hard to find anyone who was not captivated by the vibrant wit of "Pride and Prejudice".

I'm not captivated with such a competition.