Rapt in a sentence as an adjective

The folks that could hold an audience in rapt attention reading a phone book.

It was held in our school grounds, which was full with about a 1000 people, with students, teachers & parents, all listening to his speech with rapt attention.

[1]I clicked on it being tangentially interested in GPUs and ended up watching all the lectures within the next few days with rapt attention.

It throws that up after you vote, presumably to make you broadcast this very important poll to the universe of rapt followers we all have.

Sorry, but everybody * is not * a nerd until they're reading articles on beam-forming with wifi antennas with rapt attention.

I am just learning some of these machine learning tools and am rapt, so forgive me for asking, but would you be able to explain a little about what you are doing?How are you generating features?

I'm pretty sure any business offering to expand facilities, add thousands of jobs, and increase tax base by a lot while staying inside city limits would have the same kind of rapt attention.

From the page" A hint of Facebooks importance in our universe was the rapt attention paid to last weeks F8 developer conference, where Mark Zuckerberg announced some earth-shattering changes to profile pages and some new buttons and such.

I know you wanted to skip over the details to get the heart of your problem, but amnesia is one of the most interesting aliments I know of, and if you feel comfortable sharing any of the details, I'll read them in rapt attention without sharing any pushy opinions or giving un-asked-for advice!

Rapt definitions

adjective

feeling great rapture or delight

See also: ecstatic enraptured rapturous rhapsodic