Sentence examples for bewitching charm from inspiring English sources
Dubbed 'the Garden of Eden' because of the brilliant lushness of their vegetation, teeming wildlife and bewitching charm, these have the best scenery of all the Indian Ocean islands.
The Communists are a pain and the others are all varlets and knaves".Mitterrand was cultured and bookish, with a bewitching ability to charm; "he could have seduced a stone", wrote one French female journalist.
Looking at it does conjure up some bewitching fairy tale charm; walking towards it you'd think you've chanced upon some otherworldly crystal ball containing another realm.
The radiance and charm of the bewitching Marian sheds light on everyone she loves and betrays, her fate as troubling and inevitable as the passing of time, and the passing of love.
The health workers in both intervention and control groups noted that since the community members attributed mental illness to demons they were more likely to take them to the church for prayers rather than to the medical centres: "They think it is bewitching; somebody has used some charm to make somebody berserk".
Our collective consensus reality is a bewitching spell.
Such are the charms of the other side of Prague: just as bewitching as it has always been.
Saunders has lost her twinkly charm; Lumley has become a grotesque panstuck parody of her formerly bewitching self, more fetching as a pretend man than as a woman.
Their soul-mate relationship, in which intellectual excitement has replaced the charms of physical novelty, is fractured when the sex mate Myrna Loy appears on the horizon, bewitching Howard into marriage.
Aphrodite is appropriately bewitching.
