Sentence examples similar to point of captivation from inspiring English sources
Was that intense level of captivation and fame in any way sustainable?
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Develop your point-of-view.
"Nearly all the sophomores reported excited pleasantness of captivation emotion throughout the party," Marston reported.
As with the New Yorker itself, you will be torn between the utters of captivation and boredom.
Other critics are concerned with the possibility that the government could delay elections and view Adán Chávez's prominence with a mixture of captivation and dread.
What Sutherland finds in the landscape is quite different, of course, from Palmer's joy in every cowslip, but it is still a form of captivation.
But if we find ourselves responding to the Maya art here with an unresolvable mix of captivation and repulsion, we're probably somewhere in the vicinity of historical truth.
Because, ultimately, surely the only point of visiting an Expo is to marvel, drop-jawed with morbid fascination, at the bizarre architectural freak-show, and be entranced by the same sense of contemptuous captivation that comes from watching the Eurovision Song Contest.
