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The country and its people captivated her, according to friends.

We went back a couple of days later and were captivated again.

He became captivated with the idea of how people might process data in the future.

And we were captivated by what it had to offer.

In other words, my husband and I were completely captivated.

There was just something about them that captivated the eye.

And there was every evidence that the students were captivated by the story.

There's a reason that a man is captivated by a woman.

She did not know quite what it was that had captivated her.

She wanted to know more about this young woman who had captivated him so completely.

"They will think me captivated by my beautiful wife, which is no less than the truth."

We were captivated by the book, which is quite unusual.

The sports car was about to captivate America as never before.

If Jim took the lead, the other had captivated his leader.

He could see in Susan's eyes that she was captivated.

Perhaps above all else it will be the music that captivates you.

I was captivated by your series of articles on what technology is doing to us.

For the second time in a day I was impressed and captivated.

So go ahead and let your kitchen captivate you in real life.

I was captivated by Bound's story, as many had been several years before.

Again, it's probably the relationship between the two of them that captivates me most.

My mother was in rare form, and John seemed captivated by her.

But it was the mind of the woman behind those eyes that in reality captivated him.

This is not the first time a new technology has captivated scholars.

I, too, am captivated by all that it has to offer.