i'm enchanted

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"I'm at a moment where I'm enchanted by technology," she said.

So let me get this out of the way: As an employee, I'm enchanted with our new building on Eighth Avenue.

I'm enchanted by the contemplation of precisely raked waves of sand and pebble, and I don't think it's just because I'm in awe of the meticulous housekeeping required to maintain such tranquil vistas.

A review on July 4 about the Sounds of the Underground metal tour misidentified the band and singer who performed the song with the lines "This isn't at all unpleasant / I'm enchanted by the lavish ballet" and misstated its title.

I'm enchanted by the recent discovery, buttressed by observations from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, that an antigravitational force known as dark energy might suck all galaxies out of the observable universe in a few hundred billion years and even rip apart atoms and space.

Now, I'm enchanted with dry rieslings like a 2006 Von der Fels from Keller in Rheinhessen, a wine that reveals and frames the great mineral soul of the riesling grape, exalting it yet doing so gently without any of the sharp edges of the dry rieslings I so ruefully remember.

I was enchanted by the English language, its power of transformation, and that enchantment, I am happy to report, had never gone away.

I was enchanted, besotted.

With Children," I was enchanted.

"And I was enchanted by it".

I'd just say I was enchanted".