Sentence examples for made captivating from inspiring English sources

An energetic production and superb script made captivating what could have been a patronising lesson in treating poor people with dignity.

As the theater-smitten Cioffi, who winds up solving the show's artistic problems as well as the murders, this elegantly understated comic makes captivating use of a Boston accent, a diffident air and the instinctive, razor-edge timing he honed on the sitcom "Frasier".

She also made a captivating and tart Stella, the prima donna Hoffmann is smitten with.

WASHINGTON — President Obama's luncheon Tuesday with Senate Republicans was not televised like a similar session earlier this year with the House opposition, but evidently it would have made for captivating theater.

Mr. Lythgoe has said in interviews and on the show that tap is too difficult to be taught quickly to nonspecialists and made into captivating television, but Ms. Savelli argued that such a trend "makes it easier for dance studio owners to pooh-pooh or omit tap training altogether".

If your blog stands out because you take captivating photos, make sure you include some of your best shots.

And yet, that unprepossessing ordinariness is what makes Buscemi captivating as a performer.

But, even before they form their close bond, Holly makes her captivating presence known.

Onscreen, this makes him captivating, even dangerous, but as a theatrical rake he comes across as self-conscious and lacklustre.

The Dunk and Egg books, of which there are three, are rambunctious yarns that would make for captivating standalone adventures.

I look forward to that with glee, because the instantaneous ascent to reluctant superstardom of someone who has long toiled in subterranean gloom makes a captivating story.