Sentence examples for especially charmed from inspiring English sources

Thus I was especially charmed by that first conference room scene.

The British audiences who know these dancers may have been especially charmed by them.

And his auditioning days are over: the way he got Tintin, for instance, sounds especially charmed.

For years, the Paul Stuart employees were especially charmed by a couple of Dishes cashiers named Avalon and Salma.

But I was especially charmed by Fletcher and Zenobia by Edward Gorey, illustrated by Victoria Chess (NYRB £9.99), first published in 1964.

We were especially charmed with euphemisms now prevailing in airplanes-emergency exits are labelled "auxiliary exits;" safety belts are called "seat belts".

For male actors especially, charm goes a long way, offscreen and on.

Actors especially seem charmed by his enthusiasm; they describe his sets as inventive, if sometimes frenetic playgrounds.

Despite this, Bikel's songs in both Yiddish and English are delightful and it's hard not to be charmed, especially when he slips into the role of Tevye.

He was instantly charmed, especially after they spent half of their first meeting discussing her senior honors thesis, "The Influence of Exit Strategies on United States Intervention Abroad". "I connected to her right away and fell in love with her passion for new music and artists," Martin says.

His wife would be charmed and especially attentive.