Sentence examples for something captivating from inspiring English sources

And there is something captivating about owls.

Everyone agrees, however, there's something captivating about Bevilacqua.

But there's something unmistakable about the sound, and something captivating".

There is unquestionably something captivating or interesting about her," Tivnan added.

Long black hair hid most of the woman's face, but there was something captivating about her laugh and easy gait.

"It's the reason why people like Mission: Impossible, there's something captivating about danger.

With or without a telescope, there's something so captivating about gazing up into the majestic celestial abyss.

Produced by Dev Hynes – the man behind Solange's Losing You and Sky Ferreira's Everything Is Embarrassing – it's a song that doesn't immediately jump up and smack you about the face on first listen, but, much like this line-up's debut single as the Sugababes, Overload, there's something indescribably captivating about it all.

There is something fascinating, captivating even, about this family that has drawn me in.

To me there is something particularly captivating about working with a moving medium.

Writing for The Guardian, Michael Cragg said there was "something indescribably captivating" about the song, and likened it to the group's debut single "Overload"—as the Sugababes.