Sentence examples for enchanting from inspiring English sources

And while I could tell you about Flora who is enchanting us all with her baby laughter, it's my boy who preoccupies me.

Enchanting to watch, "Here & After" seems to go nowhere special.These two pieces are new.

EVERY so often a novel comes along that is quite original; think of Yann Martel's enchanting "Life of Pi", for instance.

Petőfi's many songs are enchanting in their simplicity, and in this genre he remained unsurpassed.

In this work the calm, reposing position of her body stands in contrast to her delicately raised head, enchanting the viewer with the tenderness of her countenance and the profound seriousness, almost sadness, of her glance.

Until then, I had been using paid-for accommodation through sites such as Wimdu.co.uk, and had stayed in some enchanting, unusual spots: a chateau in Puybelliard and a Mongolian yurt near La Rochelle.

It turns out that this enchanting (it really is) croaking is a prelude to some quite staggeringly intense sex - among the frogs of course - passionate, though brusque, even by the average standard of us British males.

In this enchanting read, he traces the winding paths he has taken over the years from subject to subject.

Two of the most enchanting are Master Crewe as Henry VIII (1775 76) and Lady Caroline Scott as 'Winter' (1778).

Some of van Dyck's most-enchanting stories from mythology or fable were done during these years.

In his later work, Adorno advocates a re-enchanting aesthetic attitude of "sensuous immediacy" towards nature.