| 41. | But it was Thompson's quest that captivated the crowd.
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| 42. | The play entertains-- and confuses-- without captivating.
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| 43. | The lurid orange-and-black beetle has captivated Kenyans.
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| 44. | But the other four songs in this album are equally captivating.
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| 45. | And what is it about her that captivates so many men?
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| 46. | It was there he became captivated with American lifestyles and culture.
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| 47. | The rhymes, while disturbing, are often clever and captivating.
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| 48. | With glamorous style and extraordinary grace, she captivated audiences worldwide.
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| 49. | Making her Vienna debut, Nina Stemme was captivating as Senta.
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| 50. | Whatever he wanted, you complied, he just captivated you.
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