Sentence examples for naturally captivating from inspiring English sources
Mr. Joseph is a naturally captivating dancer, moving with transfixing grace at any number of speeds.
As portrayed by the ever impish, naturally captivating Mr. Cumming, he is a preening pop-star androgyne with a mean streak, the Boy George of yore crossed with Malcolm McDowell of "A Clockwork Orange".
Duly dazzled as we are here by the glitz of Naomi Campbell and Gwyneth Paltrow, and naturally captivated by the implied melodrama of any public appearance by Sophia Loren, it has been easy to forget that the Venice film festival, like the city, is supposed to be sinking.
Naturally, the Captivate Glide has support for HDMI out, and of course sports a sliding four-row QWERTY keyboard.
In any dedicated charmer, I figured, instinct and guile fuse into an irresistibly captivating presence; after that, it all seemingly comes naturally.
"Approximately 92percentt of Madagascar's reptiles, 68percentt of its plant life and 98percentt of its land mammals, including lemurs, exist naturally nowhere else on Earth" ("Madagascar: Safeguarding one of Earth's most captivating islands," 2011).
But it is equally captivating.
Obvious perhaps, but captivating.
He found it oddly captivating.
