The brilliant orb of light was strangely captivating, perhaps in part due to the strobing effect the lizard's rapidly fluttering wings created. |
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The guests needed little reminding as the statuesque bride proved utterly captivating. |
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Even if you aren't a fan of the man's music, Charles' life story is a captivating look at the battle between drugs and creative genius. |
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This cartoon may be more funny-odd than funny ha-ha, but it's original and starkly captivating. |
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Sewn exults confidence and creativity, and proves a totally enchanting and captivating piece of work. |
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Still more captivating are Greaves' architectural structures, a dozen in all, installed at the four corners of the site. |
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Upon close observation, you will find inspiration in each of the artist's captivating images. |
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The sixth piece, which consisted of light string combinations, was the quartet's least captivating performance. |
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It remains to be seen whether the film matches the book as a captivating bit of entertainment. |
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A lot of his article is commonsense, but written in a disarming and captivating manner. |
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In contrast to the opening 45 minutes, the second period proved captivating. |
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In this exhibition, he seems more interested in captivating viewers rather than in shocking them. |
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That is the experience, a heady repetition, that is immediately overwhelming, but so captivating that you are drawn to the detail. |
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These works maintain a quiet, inviting tone all the more captivating for their utter lack of pretense. |
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Gradually this captivating dancer transformed into multiple savage creatures. |
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The vivid picture and original musical background will leave nobody indifferent to this captivating shooter. |
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Dressed in a white cotton suit Pep reeled the audience in with his captivating voice. |
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Known primarily for her quiet, captivating voice, Doiron sings with a style slightly different from previous releases. |
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In a captivating section, Bate attempts to reconstruct Shakespeare's library. |
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However, the movie plays like a series of vignettes, which means that another captivating scene is always around the corner. |
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Dyson devotees will find nothing new in this collection, some of his most captivating moments are recycled. |
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The freshness of the telling and the captivating allure of the poetic text will put this on your list of books to be shared, and soon. |
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Li isn't as fluid or captivating as Jackie Chan, but his skills still arrest the attention. |
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Although he looks back at his own daring exploits with remarkable detachment, he realises how captivating they are to other people. |
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But what's captivating about this book is its candor, its ingenuousness, and really its alien-ness. |
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The tallymen fascinated me with their eagle eyes and counting system and the siege mentality that prevailed was totally captivating. |
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The guy has been called magnetic, mesmerizing, captivating, sharply political and, most importantly, fun. |
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For a second after that revealing instant, the enchantress once again turned her brilliant, captivating smile toward the prince. |
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Having found this new shorter format so captivating I set about making my own short film. |
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The fantastic creatures and the magic that fuels them is utterly captivating. |
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Mathieu's battling with the desexualising bigotry he has faced is captivating. |
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His second solo album is a full-blown prog epic that is equally confounding and captivating. |
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The music is captivating with John Williams scoring one of the most beautiful soundtracks ever. |
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The last chapter on the evolution and functions of self-awareness is particularly captivating. |
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The author's thorough and captivating depiction of nursing from stateside general hospitals to overseas battlefronts surpasses all expectations. |
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This brief and enigmatic story has a remarkable effect on Bandini, hypnotizing and captivating him. |
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Feted for her captivating abhinaya, she is regarded amongst the finest exponents of this dance form. |
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Because the characters' moral perplexities are so carefully rendered throughout, they are captivating to the end. |
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Indeed through all the mayhem and idiocy, Blue prove perfectly captivating. |
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A single medley, out of a captivating 40-minute set, offers a microcosm of their gifts. |
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People will probably always find the causes and effects of the weather and climate captivating. |
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Writers saw something captivating about trains and the potentially liberating but traumatising experience of riding in them. |
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It is a captivating memory play where the past's reflection is a murky place indeed, revealing curses, hushed up scandals, patupaiarehe demons. |
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The bare interiors and golden dust in the blazing heat outside are still lives in this visually captivating movie. |
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The explosive encounters of age-old adversaries have held a captivating magnetism for the human psyche since time immemorial. |
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A great cast did total justice to the wonderful screenplay, captivating cinematography and strong direction. |
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Their latest album is one of the most captivating albums around and has created a buzz in the underground music scene. |
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Kate had changed before his eyes, from the pigtailed hoyden of his youth to a captivating, irresistible woman. |
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The mystery is certainly captivating Washington, while mum's the word at the White House. |
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With two floors of windows, natural wood, river rock and slate, it makes a perfect backdrop for the captivating view. |
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Often eerie and ghostly, but always captivating, these songs simply demand your attention. |
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His rakish good looks were captivating, though there was no warmth in his eyes. |
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Darjeeling is blessed with captivating views of the Eastern Himalayas and has the best hill station in India. |
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The homeliness and unostentatiousness of the middle class American were captivating. |
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Tautou, with her huge, bottomless brown eyes, chunky bob haircut and cupid's bow smile, was captivating. |
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It was danced with captivating unrestraint by these dancers and is a piece that could be seen and enjoyed many times over. |
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Not quite captivating, not quite boring, Price of Glory reaches for celluloid glory but falls well short. |
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The dance form of Kathakali has become very popular over the years, captivating hearts worldwide with its elaborateness. |
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In person he was liberal, magnificent, and of a captivating softness and elegance of manners. |
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Lush, ambient soundscapes were one of several elements that combined to make this a captivating film. |
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Her love for South Sudan is a captivating pull that unites her with other South Sudanese women to raise awareness for their cause. |
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This brief and lovely piece is born of a kind of dreamy wintriness that is immediately captivating. |
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They mostly seem to be home front propaganda movies. They are charming and calculating and completely captivating. |
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Talk about a story that's just captivating people's attention. |
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But Roitfeld, ever the captivating subject, saves the film from feeling like B-roll. |
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Del Rey is captivating with her new dark tresses and crimson-tinted lips, and a full orchestra plays as her backup band. |
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Jean Trinh picks the most captivating ones and pairs them with video evidence. |
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It makes for fiery, captivating, and even uncomfortable television, which is pretty great to watch. |
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The final sequence is a captivating display of low-budget special effects. |
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To awed churchgoers, the multicoloured windows telling the stories of the Gospels in glowing light must have been as captivating as a modern movie. |
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Those techies produced the first versions of the captivating game. |
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The female is mysterious, captivating, at times a temptress. |
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Finally, however, her mellifluous voice with its distinctive accent and timbre began captivating the hearts of audiences elsewhere, and she shot to fame. |
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It was like one of those captivating heavyweight fights where the challenger takes a pounding but the beating is only physical and his spirit remains unspoilt. |
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Set in medieval Japan, Across the Nightingale Floor follows the captivating tale of Takeo, whose village is brutally destroyed by the murderous warlord, Iida Sadamu. |
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Bolan made simplicity into a virtue, largely through an unfaltering sense of rhythm and captivating phrases, which, in turn, gave his songs an almost hypnotic character. |
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He can be captivating company and, in social circles, very likeable. |
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What exactly is so captivating and enchanting about this space opera? |
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His children had apparently never seen anything more captivating. |
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The opposing sizzle may be more captivating then rational discourse. |
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There is a captivating element of juxtaposition in each painting. |
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Nowhere else have I been greeted by so many genuine, captivating smiles. |
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Two of the most captivating performances are turned in by the young men. |
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It's a captivating depiction of a way of life very removed from time. |
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Van Meene's camera tends to linger on eccentric but captivating details. |
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This instrument, with more than 100 tons of bronze bells and 72 English-made bells, is so captivating that the world's top carillonneurs come to perform on it. |
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Ebony Fashion Fair commentator Jada Jackson Collins took the stage and once again the haute couture adorning the captivating models dazzled the audience. |
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From the catfights to the challenges, I found every minute captivating. |
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The Orchid House offers the visitors a captivating display of exotic blooms of cattleya, dendrobium, arachnis, oncidium, phalaenopsis, vandal and their hybrids. |
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Her captivating beauty and histrionic talent add to her persona. |
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He produced yet another quite captivating display of loquacious circumlocution as he tackled questions from the press about the way he has run the team recently. |
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Played to perfection by Rebecca Northan, who delivers an expertly layered performance, Kelly becomes the most captivating and sympathetic character in the play. |
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The syncopations available through this electro-extension were captivating, though Kim's performance was unfortunately marred by the multiple technical failures. |
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There are a lot of captivating sounds in track, from the exertion yell-grunts of throwers to the sound of hurdlers clipping the top of the hurdles. |
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Ironically, the programme carried a full page of refereeing hand signals as if to confirm that there are many still not conversant with this captivating game. |
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Also captivating are the various Easter eggs spread throughout the disc. |
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Having developed the capacity to play some breathtaking rugby, we have sometimes failed to serve this captivating dish with a side order of pragmatism. |
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She constantly insisted that her height and slender limbs made her gawky and awkward, and for lack of a mirror had never seen the large blue eyes that were so captivating. |
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There was something captivating about this man, who dedicated much of his time to his artistic talents, his creative genius, and photographic exhibits. |
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A scaly lizard-like creature with gigantesque leathery bat-like wings and, scaly, ridged skin, with an abnormal and slightly captivating black luster. |
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This song started off sounding rather wistful and unobtrusive, but then grew into a psychedelic swirl of beats, voice and guitar that became completely captivating. |
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Her captivating style makes these edifying reflections a pleasure to read. |
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And for others, these dosas not only serve a sumptuous dinner but also leave a captivating charm which can titillate their tastebuds evening after evening. |
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Each version is captivating, yet the unabridged edition is sometimes weighed down with minutia in the depiction of each agonizing step. |
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A captivating anthropomorphism grips you as you observe the gelada baboon, a primate living in the Ethiopian highlands. |
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And the fact that four and five-year-olds want to be in the equivalent of the mosh-pit at a rock gig is testament to how captivating Shhh is. |
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Opinions of these poems vary between those who find them captivating and brilliant, to those who find them merely clever and contrived. |
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However, Greenblatt's impressive scholarship and brilliantly captivating instances of literary wit adumbrate his research's possible flaws. |
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Striking, full-color photography of raptors in need and people who work to help return them to the wild fills this captivating book. |
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Newsies tells the captivating story of a band of underdogs who become unlikely heroes when they stand up to the most powerful men in New York. |
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The guests saw all this and more, enjoying as well the captivating scent of Tzarina, the rare perfume produced by Russian designer Ella Krasner. |
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The exterior is captivating, but make sure to see the retablos, or devotional paintings, inside. |
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Her barely controlled movements descended into hyperventilating madness which was at times captivating, but veered dangerously close to comedy. |
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The raptors nest in abandoned ground squirrel burrows, often captivating even seasoned onlookers. |
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Egyptian-born Karim Alrawi narrates a captivating ancient Middle Eastern folk tale in an unadorned, yet engaging, manner. |
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They are captivating, they are off-putting, they are glittery. |
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A quiet, largely acoustic CD with beautiful melodies and captivating rhythms that starts with nyatiti, praise songs and local rhythms. |
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It's not the most ground-breaking drama but it does have a captivating mix of frothiness and darkness, with splashes of humour thrown in. |
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Ben and Xavier must battle their demons to save themselves and their new friends of the Otherworld in this captivating tale of friendship and victory. |
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Aside from a captivating campaign, they came up with recipes and fiery flavours including lamb chops, chicken wings, burgers, sloppy Joes and even sweet potato fries. |
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Designed around a captivating, interactive filmstrip of scrolling artist images, the Jango Jukebox continuously streams free, full-length songs from any artists you choose. |
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Redgrave's depiction of a man slowly being robbed of the ability to write by his illness is captivating and intense, despite his louche delivery and demeanour. |
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Yes, north of the border she sports a captivating smile and a bust that any woman would be proud of, while south of the border lurks a full set of wedding tackle. |
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Thirty-five dancers, singers, and musicians from the Republic of Guinea made an unforgettable one-night-only Denver appearance in Hamidou Bangoura's captivating Evolution. |
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Erv Schroeder's captivating images of undomesticated lands, coupled with poetry by native authors, lead you on an expedition through history and humanity. |
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