The matches were a captivating element in an installation called "Another Day Lost" that Mr. Kourbaj, an artist who was born in Syria and lives in England, set up in London last summer.
As Klein and Kahneman observed in a captivating 2009 essay attempting to synthesize their contrasting views of expertise, physicians (and they believe, most professions) exhibit "fractionated expertise," meaning that there are situations where expert wisdom deserves to be trusted, and situations where it shouldn't be (the former captivate Klein, the later, Kahneman).
To me that sense of discovering and mastering a coherent new universe has always been the most captivating element of video games.
"While delivering a level of intrigue you rarely see in games, its most captivating element is its gameplay – which I can easily say delivers the most rewarding and adrenaline-filled experience I have ever had with an FPS".
In the couple of hours that we were there, I personally observed a dozen or more truly captivating species.
For all of Mr. Castorf's radicalism, he is a theatrical wizard, and there are captivating elements to this much-anticipated production.
Matador is also observing a consistency in how global listeners are responding to certain elements of his latest productions.
Still, there were many captivating elements to the performance.
Combining the most captivating elements of the indie-folk genre and tying it together with the band's signature style of hard-hitting piano melodies and soaring harmonies, Percival Elliott have delivered a song which is both compelling and poignant.
Offering comfort to parishioners in a captivating way is one element of successful sermon delivery.
Although he observed an excess of disordered effects on otherwise expressive rhythm tracks, Palmer said that its simpler moments are artful and Rhythm Killers has "enough fresh ideas, and captivating grooves, to repay repeated listening".
