Sentence examples similar to it may captivate from inspiring English sources
This isn't show business, remember; it's postmodern performance, which may captivate audiences but tends not to fill stadiums.
The annual procession into the Academy Awards ceremony in Hollywood may captivate television viewers with its pageantry, but on the ground it can feel more like a skirmish between rival militias.
Monstrous dinosaurs may captivate first graders, who thrill at being scared at a safe distance in time.
Still, Mr. Law's undeniable charisma and gender-crossing sex appeal may captivate Broadway theatergoers who wouldn't normally attend productions of Shakespeare.
But it may not captivate viewers to tune in for the second installment, which comes a little closer to capturing a thematic truth.
While America's Paris does not yet boast of residents who are captivated exclusively by its charm, it may very well soon.
In the end, Tye's anecdotal evidence, captivating as it may be, is less than sufficient to deliver fully on his subtitle's promise.
It may be his most captivating album yet.
But even though my motives may have been worthy, once I got into it, it was just captivating.
It may have had something to do with the captivating spectacle of attractive, passionate young people getting righteously angry and chanting incoherently at older, fatter government officials.
