To Hoffmann, Olympia appears enchanting when he views her through magical eyeglasses supplied by the demonic Coppélius, a rival inventor, and one of the four villains in the opera who are traditionally sung by one singer, here the imposingly tall and vocally sturdy bass-baritone Christian Van Horn.
These people, mostly young, appeared as enchanted as I.
A tousle-haired and radiant young man called Ein Gast (a Guest) appears, and enchants Ariadne with the same labyrinth line that N tried with no success.
The crowd appeared thoroughly enchanted, and he blew them a kiss as he left the stage, safe in the knowledge that an American fanbase now awaits.
Bush has endured some of the lowest approval ratings of any president since Richard Nixon, and voters appear even less enchanted with his allies on the Hill.
They are showing up in droves at the park and in the arenas and stadiums; the smooth-running Games appear to have enchanted the public after seven years of planning and two weeks of sports.
Mozart appears here as a cherub-like genius, enchanting monks who dare not disturb his heavenly music.
I'm sure they enchant some of us, including their creators: you wights, for example, appear in various lovingly rendered stages of decomposition.
While the elements were not all required for all tales, when they appeared they did so in an invariant order – except that each individual element might be negated twice, so that it would appear three times, as when, in Brother and Sister, the brother resists drinking from enchanted streams twice, so that it is the third that enchants him.
The mystery about the identity of the boy in the homemade football shirt that enchanted the internet appears to have been solved.
