Sentence examples for it captivated with from inspiring English sources

And he kept it captivated with a series of press conferences that projected a mixture of defiance and determination.

It seems that everyone these days is captivated with taking selfies.

Since then, millions have become captivated with his story, reading about it in Jon Krakauer's iconic "Into the Wild" or watching it in Sean Penn's film of the same name.

It seemed of late as if Sheremet had become captivated with the country once again.

As a society we are captivated with a one-dimensional notion of celebrity and it is songs like Jack Sparrow that undermine this notion.

However when she stepped onto the stage in Copenhagen on Saturday night, it soon became clear she had both the crowd and the television audience captivated with her epic track Rise Like A Phoenix and a voice to match.

Mr Stephen Gwynn, who presided, was captivated with this ingenious idea.

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

She dazzled with a dauntingly elaborate chocolate dessert, then captivated with a tricky polenta lasagne with fried mushrooms and mussels.

But many more are captivated with this little-known, if unsavory, chapter of local and national history.

While bigger cities impressed with their wealth of antebellum mansions, colonial orderliness, and preserved heritage, the likes of Sapelo captivated with their human appeal and sense of history.