Sentence examples for enchanting study from inspiring English sources

Graciela Fuentes's "Saida, Asra," which records two pre-teenage Egyptian girls imitating a seductive adult dance, is an enchanting study in identity-building.

(Brantley)20101209 - 'Brief Encounter' Surely the most enchanting work of stagecraft ever inspired by a movie.

We discuss why process theories are such an enchanting field, motivated by intriguing questions rather than immediate engineering needs.

Exactly one year ago, I arrived back in the United States after spending four months studying in the enchanting city of Granada, Spain.

Although the word dervish is itself a Perso-Arab-Turkic word, the whirling dervishes did not come into existence until the 1200s in Konya, Turkey, where Jalaluddin Rumi, a Sufi mystic who produced some of the world's most enchanting poetry and literature, came to study and teach.

Across the Atlantic, for those who like to delve beneath the happy ever after, the American academic and Merlin of folklore studies Jack Zipes has a new study into why this narrative form remains quite so enchanting, The Irresistible Fairy Tale.

This enchanting record, like much of Hirsch's work, delves deep into her personal biography.

Madness stalked the crooked hallways of Dell, whose haunted, enchanting atmosphere Ms. Garis disturbingly recreates in "House of Happy Endings," a memoir that evolves into an extended case study.

An enchanting, darkly mysterious ballerina.

— to have an enchanting effect.

An enchanting, stately creation.