Sentence examples for light captivated from inspiring English sources

In 2008, a quiet, nuanced and austere Swedish novel about Ingmar Bergman as he shot his film Winter Light captivated me: The Director by Alexander Ahndoril.

The island light captivates his wife, Mr. Bileck said.

The explosion of lights; captivating props and artwork; and energetic performances from both the colourfully decorated Desert Hearts crew, and Italian tech house duo NiCe7 was a wildly captivating celebration of art and culture.

This mysterious light has long captivated historians and scientists, with some attributing it to canoes, fires onshore or even Columbus's imagination.

The following morning we meet for life-drawing back at the school's studios, a former primary school in Newlyn, with vast windows letting in the fantastic light that has captivated artists for centuries.

I won't get much of a chance to hit the gym (read: light jogging while captivated by marathons of "Keeping up with the Kardashians") while I'm on the road, but moving my moneymaker is important in maintaining my daily calorie budget!

Ever since Interpol appeared on the scene back in 2002 with their debut album Turn on the Bright Lights they've captivated audiences with their dark, haunting, and seductive sound.

From our particular vantage point standing severely stage right, peering through the side opening of the tent we did not get the full-frontal explosion of moving lights and color that captivated everyone watching.

I've recently had the opportunity to read Light Years: The extraordinary story of man's fascination with light by Brian Clegg and was captivated by this particular quote.

While she is captivated by the light, Jack and the Doctor close the rift and disable the extrapolator.

But when he stopped in to visit us two years ago, while in town to receive the W. Eugene Smith fellowship, I was equally captivated by a lighter body of work.