Sentence examples for will have captivated from inspiring English sources

The mirrored details will have captivated the narcissists.

The guests of honor, of course, will be the 10,800 Olympians that have captivated the world with their performances over the past 16 days.

Washington quarterback Robert Griffin III will present a special challenge Sunday, and many Giants players were effusive in their praise of Griffin, whose speedy scrambles all over the field have captivated Redskins fans.

Whales have captivated the human imagination for millennia.

Often narcissistic people will sense when others are pulling away and act as though they are taking interest only to go back to their old ways once they have captivated their "audience" (you).

The political and legal back and forth as to whether or not the executions will be carried out has captivated Australia, and many men and women, both in government and out, have taken up the fight for clemency.

This book will have you captivated from the beginning to the very last page!

I love cover art, sometimes I'll buy a book because the cover has captivated me though I have no intent to read its insides.

But Tebow's penchant for elevating his play late in games has captivated the N.F.L., and it will get its truest test next week, when the Broncos host the New England Patriots.

"I believe that we will win!" The team still celebrating inside the stadium had captivated one country and led to the siege of another.

He has captivated some famous folk, including John Kelly, who will join his chamber-pop group tonight, and Lou Reed, who appears with him tomorrow.