Sentence examples for left captivated from inspiring English sources
These stories and reports cut very fine the distinction between black humor and despair; like the young Ukrainian American who journeys to Kiev to find himself, you are left captivated by the hardship and the fervor, "the musty smell of a lived life".
At his public lecture "Nature's Gifts to Science" last week, Nobel laureate Sydney Brenner (pictured left) captivated his entire audience.
Nevertheless the few words they shared left him captivated by her heart-shaped face and Texas twang.
The exquisite detail of the honecrop's serrated leaves and tiny blossoms (one of which sports a lifelike red insect) and the undulations of disentra as it crawls into view from stage left are captivating.
Outsiders came to our land, got excited, discovered themselves, left with captivating stories and pictures, wrote memoirs, books and films, and of course became experts in diagnosing and treating our problems as they define them.
Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina had just completed the latest iteration of her combative stump speech, which -- though far more scripted-sounding than Kasich's stream-of-consciousness political jam session -- was at least as effective at winning over her audience, leaving one captivated woman's mouth agape and another declaring on the spot, "She got me".
Parents are unlikely to leave in a hurry or bump around because they are keen to keep spots and the parade will captivate the kids' attention.
Instead we have left our audience captivated.
Keplinger says he uses "different stages of time" to create a drastic "revolution of surface, shape and structure", so we're left baffled and captivated by what we've seen.
I thought it was most extraordinary, and by the time I left the city I was captivated.
