Sentence examples for looked captivated from inspiring English sources
Angelina Jolie looked captivating in a custom, asymmetrical gown with a fitted, frilly bodice from Ralph & Russo.
Mezzo soprano Alice Coote performs Humperdinck with the Glyndebourne Festival Opera on 31 August Tansy Davies John Tilbury and I Fagiolini, Friday 20 August and Saturday 21 August "There are two Proms that to me look captivating: Prom 47 – BBC SO and Ilan Volkov, for freshness, invention, and spirituality.
But it's fair to say that his main responsibility was looking captivating to both the male and female characters alike and he managed this with aplomb.
Mr. Stiefel looked as captivated as viewers could be by Ms. Abrera's performance.
To get reductive about it, scientists often look backwards, clouded by funding and excuses, while artists often look forward, captivated by cash and fame.
From the photos the production looks grimly captivating.
They might strike a hurried New Yorker as too sweet and whimsical, but close looking reveals captivating riches.
These cartoonish works might strike a hurried New York viewer as too sweet and whimsical, but close looking reveals captivating visual and metaphorical riches.
(Though, even then, she didn't fail to make her star look captivating).
His nomination -- made as the Rev. Reginald Jackson, director of the Black Ministers Council, looked on approvingly -- captivated New Jersey's political class on Wednesday.
