Sentence examples for becoming enthralled from inspiring English sources
But secretly he was reading leftist books and becoming enthralled by radical ideas.
"It eliminates the possibility of seeing an exotic instrument you've never seen before and becoming enthralled by it".
In that essay, you talk about becoming enthralled, after your early reading of Whittier and Longfellow, with Whitman and then with Eliot's "The Waste Land".
He remembers picking up an atlas (he was very interested in maps) and becoming enthralled by a solar system diagram at the back.
There is nothing inherently wrong with writers becoming enthralled with their subjects: Look no further than Jane Leavy's "Sandy Koufax: A Lefty's Legacy," one of the finest baseball books of the last decade and a loving portrait if ever there was one.
But as Ceccaldi tours Paris slagging off her famous son, what initially enthralled the literary world is becoming more and more painful to watch.
Asian governments have become particularly enthralled with gross domestic product statistics for validation, becoming what Vishakha Desai, the president and chief executive of the Asia Society in New York, has called "G.D.P. junkies".
Although Micheal was enthralled by Daniel, he wasn't thinking of becoming a parent.
While it may not be unprecedented for a gallery to borrow art works, what is unprecedented about Hauser Wirth & Schimmel is that it is becoming a major cultural destination, attracting thousands of enthralled visitors.
The canyons that enthralled Mr. Otto never quite won the prize of becoming a national park.
Jonathan Plutzik, a vice chairman at Credit Suisse First Boston, is so enthralled with a game called Sid Meier's Civilization that he's becoming chairman of its maker, Firaxis Games.
