Sentence examples for so enthralling that from inspiring English sources
Yet, a few lulls aside, the musical offerings were so enthralling that I soon stopped worrying about the "m" word.
The Knicks' victory was so enthralling that even the normally pessimistic Van Gundy could not hide his satisfaction.
Futurism celebrated speed, technology and other aspects of modern life in every creative discipline, and Munari found it so enthralling that he moved to Milan.
The US presidential campaign of 2008 proved so enthralling that tomorrow, HBO will air a movie, Game Change, based on a single, small aspect of it: the travails of Sarah Palin, as recreated by Julianne Moore.
"How dare they?" But the movie is so enthralling that it eroded my longstanding resistance to animation, and I realized that the same history translated into a live-action drama could never be depicted with the clarity and narrative drive that bold, simple animation encourages.
Her installations are so enthralling that, during a show at the Williamson gallery in California, viewers brought lunch so they could sit and experience the entire thing.
Yet what makes "Rodinsky's Room" so enthralling is that it works at several other levels.
One of the reasons "The Killing" is so enthralling is that the writers have created these really damaged detectives struggling with their inner demons.
In terms of his own plotting, however, he opined that "plots really don't matter", nor solutions to mysteries, because it's "the mood that's so enthralling... [a] kind of universal, this idea of a man searching for something or moving through this moral landscape and trying to protect himself from it, and yet he's still forced to investigate it".
And with the kind of throwaway brilliance that makes this book so enthralling, Mr. Holmes uses only a footnote to conjure one of science's least documented realms: that of failure.
He had never reached these heights before and, as the Centre Court stood to him, utterly spent after four draining hours, they all knew they had witnessed the kind of "how-the-heck?" victory that can make sport so enthralling.
