Sentence examples for is bewitched from inspiring English sources
verb
To cast a spell on someone or something
Seeing beneath their hard surfaces, Grossman is bewitched by the Armenians' hospitality, openness and sensuality.
Eddy is bewitched by it, and so am I. "It's BEAUTIFUL," I scream.
While Harper, a home counties lawyer, grows ever more sceptical, Lucy is bewitched.
When she is killed by his sword, he is bewitched by the beauty of her corpse.
Like many philosophers, he is bewitched by his enemy, a Gorgon that keeps reappearing in his books in new and ever more terrible forms.
They are not allowed to take any form of camera into the concert so Ben is 'switched off' and unable to see the concert.
Thus, fibrinolysis is 'switched off' and less bleeding results.
Furthermore, over-alkylation to give mixtures is impossible because the directing group is 'switched off' during the metal-free coupling.
When a gene is 'switched on', the DNA that makes up the gene is copied into messenger ribonucleic acid (or mRNA) molecules, composed of building blocks called nucleotides.
Isobel was bewitched, and flummoxed.
