Like many writers before her, Jules-Rosette is clearly captivated by her subject, but she manages to temper her star-struck curiosity with impressive intellectual rigor.
Whatever American residents may think about his politics, they are clearly captivated, if not also captured, not only by the epochal first-this-and-first-that of his candidacy and election but the timeless quality of brilliance in his open-pore skill at public performance.
"Justice Kennedy was so clearly captivated by the federalism argument the sates'-rights argument, the idea that marriage is something that we leave for the states to regulate," Toobin tells us.
"Justice Kennedy was so clearly captivated by the federalism argument — the sates'-rights argument, the idea that marriage is something that we leave for the states to regulate," Toobin tells us.
But he is clearly more captivated by the possibilities of bigger, more aggressive music, and his muscular but finely sculptured reading of the Bartok Sonata was the highlight of his program, with his dark-hued performance of Scriabin's "Black Mass" Sonata No. 9 (Op. 68) coming close.
Instead, the game was clearly created by writers and designers who were intent on preserving the integrity of Middle-earth while also providing a captivating game experience.
And we're clearly not the only ones who find these images captivating.
Ultimately, that is what has captivated players the most: unlike most ranges, where the landing areas or bunkers are clearly different from the course, the range at Augusta National feels as if it were lifted from the back nine.
Despite a somewhat bumpy translation from French, the book in its English version is captivating and a source of broad as well as deep knowledge and detailed, well-researched data that are clearly represented and exhaustingly explained.
He was "soon captivated by philosophy".
I was very captivated by the idea".
