Sentence examples for enchanting thing from inspiring English sources

I read a very small book of prose by him that struck me as an enchanting thing, i.e., that seemed to me very capriciously and stylishly composed, I mean written.

The falling-off was all the more puzzling given that the early 40's inspired some of her loveliest work, poems that wedded an ornate architecture to a sophisticated rhetoric laced with plainspoken urgency ("He 'Digesteth Harde Yron'," "Nevertheless," "The Mind Is an Enchanting Thing" and my favorite of her poems, "What Are Years").

Two other collections this season did enchanting things with scale: Comme des Garçons and Jil Sander.

But the most enchanting things were, of course, the food and the cooks who made it.

"It was one of the most enchanting things I saw ever!" He admitted that he was somewhat baffled by what young women were wearing in Paris these days.

Harriet Walter, entirely slipping the noose of Cornetto-style Italian passion, does one of the most enchanting Brit-things imaginable, switching between wand-like sensitive to Angela-Brazil-style headgirl.

In that stillness is where you can find the enchanting little things that life has to offer you.

He is an enchanting writer with important things to say.

The universe is so fascinating and enchanting, and those are two things that can make you feel very young.

It's true that their things were gorgeous and enchanting, and they are even right to be a little appalled at the way the fashion business spits out more and more clothes.

In good hands... Maurice Sendak's Where The Wild Things Are Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are may be an enchanting children's story, but at just 338 words long, can it really sustain a successful full-length feature film?