Sentence examples similar to the idea was captivating from inspiring English sources
NEW DELHI — The idea was, and still is, captivating: in 2011, the Indian government and two Indian-born tech entrepreneurs unveiled a $50 tablet computer, to be built in India with Google's free Android software.
The effect was captivating.
The idea of being able to speak was captivating.
He says he had to admit that the tunnel idea, while threatening even more congestion on Long Island, was captivating.
Back then, the idea of science as a dynamic thing that can change lives was captivating.
It has edges so rough you could injure yourself on them, the acting barely deserves the name, but the idea is so novel and the story so captivating (and bloody) that it pushes through its budgetary and technical limitations.
The audience was captivated.
The audience was captivated by it.
After a biology teacher showed us a lively BBC film on Watson and Crick?s discovery of the DNA double helix, I was captivated by the idea of joining the league of people who forgot to eat, drink, and sleep in their quest for an understanding of our existence and the universe around us.
Near the end of his life Balzac was captivated by the idea of cutting 20000 acre of oak wood in Ukraine and transporting it for sale in France.
In particular, I was captivated by the idea that the relative diversity of our language both enabled and constrained our ability to express complex ideas.
