Sentence examples for more enchanting from inspiring English sources

You can visit some of the important archaeological sites at Knossos, Phaistos and Gortys, to make your Greece luxury holidays more enchanting.

And like some of the best retreats, this one is all the more enchanting because it occurs exactly in a place that is otherwise so familiar.

What could be more enchanting than liquor's promise of infinite enchantment, the kind that, like an adoring lover or the genie in the bottle, will banish all your fears and cares?

If so, it's all the more enchanting to behold.

Such a register sustains the even more enchanting "Human Moments in World War III" (1983).

"It's the same as high school, but the women are even more enchanting and beautiful".

Back in Assisi, however, Guglielmo took me to two other Franciscan sites that felt more enchanted.

If they had declared they were our fairy godmothers, we couldn't have been more enchanted.

The satirical artist Francesco Vezzoli has always seemed more enchanted by movie stars and velvet ropes than by ivory towers.

Today, we would call him a gentleman ethnographer, more enchanted than alarmed by the bewildering variety of human practices.

He goes on, "Flattered that she had recognized me, I was even more enchanted to have met her".