Sentence examples for things captivating from inspiring English sources

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukA COMPELLING account of the hunt for Osama bin Laden requires two things: captivating detail about how the mission was carried out and answers to difficult questions that linger over the affair.

Eleonora Buratto, a singer destined for important things, was captivating as Susanna, and Annalisa Stroppa sang engagingly as a vivacious Cherubino, here, as in Mozart, a mezzo role.

One thing becomes clear when cataloging the state's lesser-known museums: Few things fascinate and captivate Texans as much as Texas itself.

One of the things that captivated my attention in Japan was how utterly swept the country is with social networking there is a Japanese Facebook Imperative underway.

How even the "biggest" things that captivate our daily lives seem so trivial in the face of such devastating tragedy.

That the table is so congested after the opening seven rounds, with no team really cut adrift at the foot of the table, makes things even more captivating.

This mesmerising exhibition, with its huge range of captivating things from Tudor maps to Maori portraits, reveals that we falsely contrast the British empire to our own time.

Few things are are captivating as the various machinations of European politics, what with the countless measures, motions, proposals and whatnot.

While Instagram did that by creating a camera phone social network, Doublie knows you don't need another place to share, you need more captivating things to share, so it focused on remixing.

The first thing that captivated me about Australia as a 6-year-old researching the country for a school report was its wildlife.

But it wasn't the cult thing that captivated me.