Sentence examples for too enthralling from inspiring English sources
But the biggest problem is perhaps that the process is too enthralling.
You could argue it didn't go quite to plan, as every other night of the tour – Middlesbrough, Glasgow, Manchester, Cardiff and Bristol – has been completely enthralling too, sheer enthusiasm overcoming the fact that many of these songs are being played with barely a rehearsal, worked out live on stage.
The wine list, too, is brief but enthralling.
The Less You Know, the Better is enthralling in places, too – on "Tedium" and "Run for Your Life" – if marred by too many guitar incursions.
It's easy too because the paintings are so visually enthralling.
Good writing, for Johnson, is a mixture of page-turning and point-making, enthralling readers while teaching them, too.
AL PACINO'S character in THE INSIDER (1999) is a little too nobly heroic at times, but the film in enthralling.
If the play is a few beats too long and the politics occasionally preachy, the three actors are never less than enthralling.
She was completely enthralling.
Mr. Luo, especially, is enthralling.
