Sentence examples for bewitching spell from inspiring English sources
Football is full of hyperbole but that bewitching spell in the opening 20 minutes warranted every superlative.
In different ways, Schnitzler patterns Saxberger's ride as a fairy tale, depicting his second literary go-round as a fatalistic and bewitching spell.
Yet, in the days after I watched the show, its bewitching spell grew fainter — and if "House of Cards" had been delivered weekly I might have given up earlier.
Frances Hardinge's Cuckoo Song, described by the Guardian as "a deliciously dark and dangerous concoction that casts a bewitching spell", has become the first YA work to win the British Fantasy awards' top fantasy accolade.
In Cuckoo Song, instead of eyes of newts and toes of frogs in medieval England, we have doll-eating girls and girl-eating cinema screens in the 1920s, but the end product is something similar – a deliciously dark and dangerous concoction that casts a bewitching spell.
Our collective consensus reality is a bewitching spell.
At the opera one night Natasha falls under the bewitching, sinister spell of the heedless womanizer Anatole (Lucas Steele, a spiky blade of blond hair lending a slight menace to his boyishly handsome features), brother of the equally amoral Hélène (the voluptuous Amber Gray).
Great leaders have a kind of bewitching charm.
Embrace the bewitching enchantment, bucolic ambiance, and charismatic culture of Chianti.
Fleet Foxes casts a bewitching, unfathomable musical spell that lingers long after the music stops.
The tale of his dissolution, which consumes the first portion of the movie, casts a spell as bewitching, but also as controlled, as anything that the writer and director, Paul Thomas Anderson, has wrought before.
