Sentence examples for voice captivated from inspiring English sources

Her voice captivated me and I decided to follow her story too.

All I knew was that the voice captivated me, and it still does, in spite of all the social-racial baggage.

Even her voice captivated him; instead of speaking it sounded to Roy as if she were singing like Julie London only with a Spanish accent.

His soulful voice captivated the audience while African Dance Instructor, Alfdaniels Mabingo brought audience members out of their seats to join him in playing drums, diffusing an East African mood throughout the room.

His deep voice instantly captivated the town.

"Her instantly recognizable voice has captivated listeners ever since she toured with her father's gospel revue in the 1950s," Bush said at the time.

But in the end it is Ella's voice — utterly captivating, idiosyncratic, rich and memorable — that ties all the pieces together in, yes, a kind of dream logic, making this not only an entertaining book but an absorbing and artful one.

The VItE Interview: Patti Smith.

Both Elvira (Sophie Bevan) and Zerlina (Mary Bevan), sisters in life, displayed their contrasting talents, Sophie intense, touching, warmly dramatic, Mary feline, athletic, as yet lighter voiced but captivating.

She's just got one of those singular voices that has captivated me for years," the Montreal-based artist said in a press release.

Copeland, who has emerged as a powerful voice on race, has captivated the public's attention both onstage and off.