Sentence examples for particularly enthralling from inspiring English sources
His stories proved particularly enthralling to the press.
This makes them sympathetic, but not particularly enthralling.
Arsenal were mostly comfortable, but not particularly enthralling.
Particularly enthralling is Lovell's retelling of the story of poor old Consuelo Vanderbilt, the Edith Wharton-innocentcent who sobbed behind her veil as she was led up the aisle to marry the ghastly ninth duke in 1895.
The 3-2 home win over Vancouver in April was a particularly enthralling encounter, with the watershed 7-0 loss to the Red Bulls coming just weeks later.
But Ms. Mark's large-format black-and-white double portraits of twins posed against empty studio backgrounds are particularly enthralling because they are so lucidly informative.
Mr. Luo, especially, is enthralling.
Sometimes they are enthralling, especially in the USA.
The actors, William Ferguson (the Narrator), John Arnold (the Soldier) and Reed Armstrong (the Devil) were enthralling storytellers, the dancers (particularly Mr. Csiki) theatrically compelling.
Members of the Contemporaneous ensemble, conducted by William Cole, delivered an exacting, enthralling account of the score, with Amy Garapic and Clara Warnaar particularly formidable as the doctor-patient percussionists.
