Sentence examples for both enchanting from inspiring English sources
THE old part of Tbilisi is both enchanting and dismal.
What Mr. Gréaud has done with it is both enchanting and mind-blowingly conceptual.
The choreography is both enchanting and mystifying in other places within Dancing for the Gods.
A visit to the Huerta de San Vicente in Granada, the museum that was once the summer home of Federico García Lorca, is both enchanting and disturbing.
MILAN — Nature, tradition and innovation are the key themes of "Japan: Power and Splendor 1568-1868," an exhibition both enchanting and enlightening, replete with treasures from that country's great public museums, foundations and private collections.
We've been through that rite of passage, and many more, and in our world-weariness over a century later find it both enchanting and incredible that the world could seem so new-minted, and be so available to a child.
They were both enchanted.
My daughter was right, but she and I are both enchanted.
On they go, a perfect pair, both enchanted by what they can (and can't) swallow.
THE great British director Michael Powell never realized his dream to film Shakespeare's "Tempest," but he did complete several movies set on islands both enchanted and benighted.
