Sentence examples for especially entranced from inspiring English sources

"I'm especially entranced by that moment they gather together offshore waiting for a wave.

Readers often become especially entranced by Crusoe's great journal, the central passage of his enforced sequestration.

I'm especially entranced by his Fighting Man of Mars painting.

Especially entranced was Brittany, who graduated at age 19 from Cal-Berkeley, where she earned a degree in ancient Mediterranean religion with an emphasis in Greek mythology.

Although the stormy passions of the G-minor quartet, K. 478, were not shortchanged, under the circumstances the sublime E-flat quartet, K. 493, proved especially entrancing.

The early objects here are especially entrancing, including the smallest of all: a gold and silver standing male figure in a tight gown with big, loose sleeves, dating back to fourth or third century B.C.

As always, Mr. Pizzarelli's guitar duets with his father are especially entrancing conversations in which two master technicians engage in musical banter whose unspoken intimacy transcends any words they might exchange.

And the spectacular view of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and Upper New York Bay, unchanged from the days when the men of Engine Company 154 occupied these rooms, is especially entrancing for a little boy mesmerized by the procession of cruise ships, container ships and other vessels.

We think the piece is especially entrancing when cued up with Pink Floyd's song of the same name.

The light, especially, entrances him, and he has become a poet of its shifting moods, from the shimmering blue dawns to 'the metallic Old Testament light' of street lamps.

This behavior will also manifest in the rubbing of her cheeks and chin (where her scent glands are located) against furniture, and especially entrance and exit points such as door frames.