Sentence examples for was particularly captivated from inspiring English sources

He was particularly captivated by Way, then a teen prodigy from California.

Among other stunning bodies of work, I was particularly captivated by Jessica Hines's project, "My Brother's War".

Growing up as the son of an engineer, he was particularly captivated by the space race and had dreams of becoming an astronaut.

He was particularly captivated by Rico's rude, rollicking stories of Dolemite, a name derived from dolomite, a mineral used in some cements.

I was particularly captivated by the spiral staircase; there was nothing remarkable about it except that it represented where the archival field used to be and where it still is in people's imagination.

I soon devoured it, and then all of his other books, but I was particularly captivated by his descriptions of his idyllic-sounding childhood on the island of Corfu in the 1930s in My Family and Other Animals.

He sees it in Lionel Messi, obviously, but also picks out Özil, who is expected to be fit to face Norwich today, as a player he is particularly captivated by.

Bruce R. Hannah, a professor of industrial design at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, said his young design students were particularly captivated by ideas that emphasized rawness and even pain over comfort.

One of his dogs, a mixed breed named Bodhi, is particularly captivated by TV, watching and listening closely.

Arch Rock and Poodle Rock are particularly captivating and accessible from main roads or trails.

François Boucher's "Standing Woman Seen from Behind", a study in black, red and white chalk, is particularly captivating.