Sentence examples for seemed captivated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Milosevic seemed captivated.

The action had a certain mad consistency, and an arty young crowd seemed captivated.

Whatever the conflicting views, nearly everyone seemed captivated by the campaign.

He seemed captivated, and Mr. Hiaasen told his publisher, Knopf, about it.

He seemed captivated by the jerky black-and-white movie clip, projected a few steps from the entrance to the exhibit, showing Houdini wriggling out of a straitjacket.

True, everyone was wearing 3-D glasses, which makes it difficult to check your cellphone obsessively, but they also seemed captivated.

By all accounts, the mayor seems captivated by his fingerprint-smudged iPad.

Attempting to seem captivated by the waning sunset, Liana no more than shifted her hips, by way of expressing her discomfort that her story had landed flat.

Mr. Bouley seems captivated by the potential of aged fish, and is already using the techniques at his flagship, Bouley, across Duane Street.

No wonder that adults and children alike seem captivated by this ebullient ode to nature carved out of bronze and done with exceptional artistic imagination and flair.

Mann seems captivated not only by the music, which Gay calls the novel's "harbinger and... agent of Eros," but also by the young musician, swept to orgasmic heights by his own playing.