Sentence examples for become entranced from inspiring English sources
By then, Bala had become entranced by French postmodernists such as Jacques Derrida and Michel Foucault.
Jarmusch had become entranced by Astake's discordant brass and quavering keyboards after hearing the Éthiopiques 4 release dedicated to him.
We become "entranced, mesmerised … with a mystical vision, but of something separate and distinct from our human selves".
Still others wonder if birds that happen upon bright light sources become entranced by the stimuli and cannot break away from that zone of influence.
But they have the common sense to become entranced by the new arrivals, for both their nonservantlike skills and their sexiness, and soon we love the children, too.
The redhead, with whom Philip had become entranced (almost as entranced as he was with the new President), delivered the political verdict.
A playwright's words become entrancing music that can linger in your head for days — be it exalting, despairing or merely diverting.
The movie never becomes entranced with its own sensitivity.
Beginning as a portrait artist, she became entranced by Ingres.
As the two spoke about birds, the artist became entranced with Lavinia.
He became entranced by kabbalah in the 1960s, on a visit to Israel.
