Sentence examples for usually captivating from inspiring English sources
Also in the cast were the usually captivating soprano Elizabeth Futral, having a somewhat unsteady night as the Princess Eudoxie, and Ferruccio Furlanetto, who found not only the implacable will but also the deep-seated sorrow of Cardinal Brogni.
Fraser, Barry and Calasso's miscellanies all belong to that sometimes cutesy, but usually captivating genre, "books about books". In this case, any of the three would make a welcome gift for a passionate reader or collector.
Let's face it: a story about the criminal underworld is usually pretty captivating.
I've traveled a good bit around the world and usually find something captivating about the places I visit.
Usually the most captivating thing about a person is what they call their flaw.
Usually a captivating and fiery orator, the prime minister looked discomfited during his speech of just over 40 minutes.
Set pieces are usually high impact sequences that are captivating and in the case of most action films, grandiose.
Her captivating video, released Thursday, shows the usually sleepy animals scaling and swinging on the back and arms of the wooden chair.
Usually it's all visuals, but in this case it was really people's stories that I found most captivating.
Obvious perhaps, but captivating.
