Sentence examples for more bewitching forms from inspiring English sources

At twilight the chimneys take on even more bewitching forms.

With its pale, droughty colors and wild cracked lines in the blood-orange twilight, the course seemed more bewitching than ever.

More bewitching still was "La Canción que Falta," a kind of art song, featuring Mr. Klein's untutored but appealing singing in Spanish.

Never has childhood seemed more bewitching, heartbreaking, dangerous.

Snow White's stepmother could hardly have grown a more bewitching tree.

Maybe more bewitching is the simple possibility of escaping into a life other than the one you wake up to in the gray dawn.

One of the more bewitching video effects shows a Manhattan skyscraper canyon as if glimpsed through the decayed back wall of Radio City.

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.

Far more bewitching is the way Beyond Black pins elusive Middle England to the page in all its creepiness: a place blank and disconnected, yet fatally self-absorbed.

This is the voice of enchantment, and it captures perfectly the musical soul of a production that is all the more bewitching for being so relaxed.

What could be more bewitching than to see, under a given year, all the words that it birthed, like a squirming litter of word-kittens?