Sentence examples for never captivated from inspiring English sources

The later generations never captivated me either.

Great literature never captivated Geisel anyway.

In the two years leading up to Tuesday's midterm elections, progressives from all over the country activated like never before, captivated one another's imaginations and inspired each other to think big in taking on President Donald Trump and his hateful, racist, authoritarian agenda. .

A cynic might suggest this multimedia extravagance adds visual pizzazz to a group who have never been captivating to look at: the Furries aren't blessed with a Damon Albarn as poster-boy, and rarely engage in much onstage movement.

Voters swooned.But Mr Weld has never been as captivated by Massachusetts as Massachusetts is by Mr Weld.

After The Two Gentlemen of Verona was streamed in Bradford, a teacher said: "I've never seen teenagers so captivated for such a prolonged amount of time" and called it: "A real career highlight".

Her performance is captivating, never soppy and sometimes even amusing.

It was often unsettling watching, but never less than captivating.

But he said the problem was that Talk magazine never managed to captivate readers.

Dialogue and incident are sparse, but thanks to Ceylan's masterful technique, it's never less than captivating.

Mr. Dillane, whose high and exposed forehead suggests both a temple of thought and an irresistible target, is never less than captivating.