Sentence examples for become dazzled from inspiring English sources

Without such words, we tend to become dazzled by the happy accident itself, to think of it as something that exists independent of an observer.

However, when the Pingtime table comes alive spectators and participants become dazzled by the magic reactive visual effects this new gaming interface delivers.

It is easy to become dazzled by every bright new idea, and to create ad hoc committees to second guess what we are doing on a day to day basis.

We can become so dazzled by the gifts that are offered (especially gifts offered to others) that we take our eyes off the giver.

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It has become a truism that Fitzgerald was dazzled by wealth, but the charge infuriated him: "Riches have never fascinated me, unless combined with the greatest charm or distinction," he insisted, adding later, "I have never been able to forgive the rich for being rich, and it has colored my entire life and works".

When thinking about all of this, I had a personal "Elvis-Epiphany," when I realized that so much of what is within reach today has become as glittery and tempting as one of Presley's costumes, and that all of the world's accessible bling-bling blinds us to our ailing planet in the same way that adoring fans sadly disregarded the failing, sickly man packed into the be-dazzled uni-tards.

The two players complemented Perreault and became a dynamic combination that dazzled fans.

A three-day visit to Dessau by a dazzled Alfred Barr, in 1927, bore fruit two years later, when he became MOMA's founding director.

He frequently dazzled restaurants with his technical gifts, then was quickly let go again and again.

"Awesome," said a dazzled Valentine.