Sentence examples similar to slightly captivating from inspiring English sources

However, I have to admit that I was slightly more captivated with his unusually skinny chicken legs than I was with his cha-cha-cha.

This is Anderson to a T – accountable to no one, enigmatic, slightly abrasive, yet captivating and very likeable.

Ol' Hilly claims that the Dodgers' play-by-play announcer, "however charming, is still only slightly more captivating than the sound of a broken humidifier".

Though his Italian diction was sometimes indistinct, his mellow, slightly grainy sound was captivating in the role, and he exuded charisma.

And in fact, while some of the political messaging struck a slightly gauche chord, it was captivating, and the results – particularly the climax, when they conjured a Gauguin image – memorable.

He sometimes performs in a slightly insane manner that is oddly captivating.

It is a group of mostly homegrown players, young and slightly older, that has melded to play captivating baseball at precisely the right time.

Liz is a captivating live performer who reminds me slightly of happier Laura Marling and a less anthemic Florence.

Every time I visit I've come away captivated and slightly haunted, I guess.

He found it captivating.

Obvious perhaps, but captivating.