Sentence examples for still captivated from inspiring English sources

Four years later I'm still captivated by the memory of that troupe and in particular by its star dancer, the inimitable Ángel Muñoz.

But the band was still captivated by the quality of the sound recorded there, and by the passionate and cantankerous character Mr. Sear.

I know some people can't bear this low-grade philosophical talk about the languages and technology of vision, but I am still captivated by it.

Forty-five mintoes into his act at the Barnes & Noble in Huntington Station, the crowd of kids and teachers and bookstore staff is still captivated.

And the Japanese, living in one of the most technologically advanced of Asian countries, are still captivated by the mystique of the imperial family.

For all the problems, Mr. La Selva still captivated the audience with his performance of this miraculous, mercurial score with its gossamer textures.

The core of Fire Emblem, the dark-fantasy persistent version of chess, is still captivating.

The romance between quick-witted Elizabeth Bennet and distinguished Fitzwilliam Darcy still captivates readers and writers alike.

Dr. King's words still captivate, but nowadays, the camera trumps sound.

Over two centuries later, the mystery of left and right still captivates scientists.

Steinbeck's novel captivated me then and still captivates me now.