Sentence examples for has been bewitching from inspiring English sources

Traditional healers are often approached by those who have suffered a misfortune, illness, or death in the family, to identify who in the community has been "bewitching" them.

Marling has been a bewitching musical presence for so long that it seems remarkable she is only just turning 25.

For Mitchell, the whole experience of working with Hollywood has been a bewitching pleasure – and a lucrative one.

The story of the last few days has been a bewitching one.

(Queen Tracy might have been as bewitching a name).

By now you will have heard of Serial, the US podcast that is bewitching listeners across several continents and has been downloaded more than a million times in less than two months.

Villanelle's future may be uncertain, but "Killing Eve's" isn't: The bewitching drama has been renewed for Season 3, and it's getting another woman as its lead writer.

Nature has been as prolific and productive here as Picasso in his prime, producing such iconic draws as the bewitching Bay of Kotor and the buzzy beaches along its riviera.

It started in 2010 with a rebranding initiative that yielded the logo and a witch-free tagline: "Still Making History" (before, it had been "A Bewitching Seaport"), along with a "there's more to Salem" ad campaign.

But Kauffmann could also see that even if the title role of the bewitching courtesan had been incarnated by a bewitching actress and Martine Carol, through no fault of her own, was no more bewitching than a bus driver in Communist Kiev the movie would still have been ruined by its dumb happy-hooker script.

The health workers in both intervention and control groups noted that since the community members attributed mental illness to demons they were more likely to take them to the church for prayers rather than to the medical centres: "They think it is bewitching; somebody has used some charm to make somebody berserk".