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message of the Gospel so clearly stated in words and music – and so captivatingly shown in the lives of these little Korean orphans – made a terrific.

expect, he is also appreciated for his taste and style and for his captivatingly beautiful tone.

"In a Lonely Place review: Bogart still captivatingly cynical in noir classic".

Swede–pop at its finest – strong songcraft, powerful melodies, and captivatingly pure vocals, from the feel–good, '80's synth–soaked 'Wanna Be Your Baby'.

Washington Post found "that Christensen has somehow — again — created a captivatingly believable male narrator".

with adventurous cinephiles, industry veterans and living legends in a captivatingly scenic, culturally rich environment.

becomes intelligible and universal – and tells us why something as captivatingly human as the Mahabharata should not belong just to one nation or race.

"Review: 4 girls and 1 hidden camera add up to a captivatingly creepy comedy at East West Players".

She uses a powerful glamour to appear captivatingly beautiful and force people to do her bidding.

series for putting CTE in the spotlight, writing, "But perhaps more captivatingly, Killer Inside takes an objective look at chronic traumatic encephalopathy.

tapping on the glass and whispering, 'Let me in,' are among the most captivatingly sinister sequences ever put to film.

The character offers no captivatingly skewed bat-house psychology.

then it still works as a damn good love story, moving and sad and captivatingly performed.

The jewellery, which makes its wearer appear captivatingly beautiful, is bought by the duke of the city of Vysnia for his daughter.

" Thomas Barlow of BBC said, "Stripped down and captivatingly raw, this is bonafide jazz all the way.

praised the performances but concluded: "Fiza remains watchable for its captivatingly-captured sequences within a close-knit family.

Brothers made compelling reading then, as they do now in this short, captivatingly detailed book.

Chikwava, author of Harare North, refers to Also by Mail as “… a slick and captivatingly contemporary Afro-European tale that, like jazz, is also rooted in the.

create such a wonderfully alive fantasy world, with a mythology and captivatingly intricate plot to match.

story of a girl in Zambia accused of witchcraft, is comic, tragic – and captivatingly beautiful" Jessica Kiang from Variety, also praised Gallego’s cinematography.

captivatingly's Meaning':

in a bewitching manner