| She turned her gaze away from the transfixing sight before her and glanced to Cinaed, who was half-dozing in a chair. |
| The moment when a dozen lurchers, tongues lolling, turn their gaze on the single hare is transfixing. |
| Francis's papacy, only nine months old, is transfixing, and perhaps, for the Church, transfiguring. |
| A remark which Dr. Bennett had once let fall recurred to me, transfixing me to my bed. |
| This work of intensity and passion becomes a transfixing meditation on trust and intimacy. |
| She also pointed an extended finger at Mr. Aiken, as it were transfixing him. |
