Sentence examples for truly captivated from inspiring English sources

In the end, photography was the one that truly captivated her.

But, even without the luxury of full immersion, I was still truly captivated by it and, without any exaggeration, I still think about it every day.

— Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan gazed at a group of well-behaved and truly captivated worshipers, flashed a big smile, and launched into a story about his recent participation in the papal conclave in Rome, where he helped elect Pope Francis.

Some of the most telling measures of how blasé Americans have become are polls showing that in the 2000 presidential campaign, the only time people became truly captivated was after Election Day, during the 36-day Florida stalemate.

This is an artist who is truly captivated by the complexities of flesh.

While the dramatic rises in value certainly make Bitcoin a tantalizing investment, it's the comparisons between Bitcoin now, to the World Wide Web in the early 90s that truly captivated my interest.

The Seattle-based artist's first New York solo exhibition is, nevertheless, truly captivating.

It's a truly captivating and unique piece of work and I would consider it a must read to anyone.

Next door is the Charles H. MacNider Art Museum, a truly captivating place given by the philanthropic family who lived there.

— Patrick Farrell Herbivoracious Michael Natkinn offers up a truly captivating recipe for a Korean spin on a classic Japanese noodle dish, yakisoba, flavor-enriched with miso and gochujang and mushrooms and shishito peppers and soft-boiled eggs.

"We've always been intrigued by a film concept involving shadows, and now, with Edgar's signature comedic style and abilities as a natural storyteller, audiences will be treated to a truly captivating and energetic tale".