The two -- player and composer -- are well matched in a recording of the first book of the Debussy preludes (Deutsche Grammophon 289 445 187), on which Mr. Pollini produces captivating poetry that always has a mind to it.
These "powerful experiences" (the beauty and brutal destruction of Inca civilisation, p. 194) make him question the value of science, producing captivating truths as well as bombs.
However, Young is widely credited with reinvigorating the programme, with her warm yet searching questions producing especially captivating editions with Kathy Burke, Mark Gatiss, Betty Driver and Morrissey.
For example, a 30-second promo video for a company doesn't produce a very captivating headline.
Etkin: Skip It J.J. Abrams will still never produce anything as captivating as the first couple seasons of "Lost," but that doesn't stop Bad Robot and NBC from trying.
Historically the labels' relationship with YouTube has been fraught, as are most cases of misaligned incentives: YouTube is in the content hosting business, which means it's fighting for eyeballs; the labels, on the other hand, are in the content business, which means the things they produce must be captivating to an audience and scarce.
Although admired for producing original and captivating musical theatre, Chickenshed remains best known for fully integrating disabled and able-bodied actors.
The first airing of the "Survivor" game show on CBS last week, with 16 strangers marooned on a Malaysian island, produced an oddly captivating form of entertainment.
It's a style widely known for producing beautiful and captivating visuals playing off movement and light whether that light source is fireworks displays, city lights, or the cosmos.
Although Mr. Meese's work is famous for often having an unsettling, even violent aspect, here he relies on bright colors to produce a captivating mix of recognizable images and abstract designs.
She has exchanged 20,000 messages on Snapchat, and the sunglasses could produce more captivating videos.
