Sentence examples for felt entranced from inspiring English sources

He believed that the gore would not upset children as long as they felt entranced "by a good, understandable, clearly told story, which has been Rule No. 1 in all things for us".

People felt entranced by what she sang, even flew thousands of miles from neighbouring, and not so neighbouring, states just to attend her concerts and listen to her songs.

He thinks about how the second time he was in the bathroom he thought about the woman whose face he felt entranced by and how whenever he saw a pretty face he felt like the person, if his or her body wasn't as attractive to him as the face, wasn't fulfilling its potential.

And it's the power that puts you into the mind and life and body of someone other than yourself – it makes other members of our species less strange and makes us practise empathy in a way that feels entrancing, entertaining and so forth.

(A Joseph Beuys association with felt has entranced many young designers).

However, there is one instance when the elusive magic of theater works full-time, and I feel momentarily entranced and transported.

Though I dropped it with embarrassing frequency, it felt good, entrancing.

How do you feel about entrance applause?

The arena's main entrance felt like La Guardia on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving.

"We felt that the entrance did not match the view you got from outside," said Ms. Ruppmann, 29, who was born in Stuttgart, Germany.

A spokesman for the campaign, Barney Keller, said he felt Mr. Levy's entrance into the race as a Republican would not damage Mr. Lazio's chances of becoming the party's nominee.