Sentence examples for though captivating from inspiring English sources

But the music shifts constantly with aborted phrases, untethered harmonies and boldly modern (though captivating) orchestral colorings.

The story is very simple; the events, though captivating, few and very far between.

If I said that "The Interrogative Mood," the fifth novel by Padgett Powell, was that kind of book, and a captivating and often glorious reading experience, and if you believed me, would you get a copy soon, or would you decide that even though captivating, often glorious books don't come along ­every day, you aren't ready for something as open-­ended and seemingly uncertain as this?

Three teams, though, have captivated their respective fans with overachieving first-half performances.

(Inevitably, people will assume some of the material is inspired by her breakup with ex-girlfriend Cara Delevingne). Sonically, the record gradually unfurls into something similarly captivating though, as Clark ditches the guitar rock for pop that is rich, nuanced and constantly surprising.

What transpired, though, was  captivating, or at least it was when Kentridge spoke, telling the adoring audience about his researches into looking for solutions to problems – in this case how to present dead heads.

Other people's front gardens, though, are suddenly captivating.

The menu is captivating, though, and the service amiable, professional and quick.

The breathless energy of his conception was captivating, though he could occasionally have taken just a moment extra to set up the next episode or phrase.

– premise, My Gym Partner's a Monkey makes for a somewhat refreshing change from super heroes and mutants, and the cut-out animation style is captivating, though far from novel.

Mr. Boyle read it and was immediately captivated, though, as he said recently, he found himself hopscotching over the chapters that talked about Mr. Ralston's earlier life and about rescue missions he later learned about.