Sentence examples for more entranced from inspiring English sources
Europeans are perhaps even more entranced than Americans by Mr Obama's message of "change" and "hope".
Under his guidance I became ever more entranced by these beautiful (and endangered) creatures.
The savagery of the fighting repelled him, and he became even more entranced by the idea of a lost civilization.
In fact David is more entranced than Benjamin by the rarefied life that his friend begins to lead.
But Cornelius, a singer and producer from Japan, seems more entranced by the high-tech possibilities of a corporate boardroom.
The more I embarrass myself on the pitch — where my best intentions are always breaking into "a thousand conflicting impressions" — the more entranced I become by the clips of footballing genius for which I spend so much time trawling YouTube.
That message might be lost on younger viewers more entranced by the rodent slapstick, but give them time: seen at different ages, each viewing of Ratatouille delivers fresh flavours.
When she was young and more entranced by life under canvas, she wore it differently ever year; in those days there was a variety of styles in beards — she remembers the Icicle, the Indian Fighter, the Whisk Broom, and the Billy Goat….
When she was young and more entranced by life under canvas, she wore it differently every year; in those days there was a variety of style in beards — she remembers the Icicle, the Indian Fighter, the Whisk Broom, and the Billy Goat — and at the beginning of a season she would ask the circus barber to trim hers in the style most popular at the moment.
The remasters render Kraftwerk's glistening, icy textures even more shimmering and crystalline, the repetition more entrancing.
With "Alcatraz," the clinical mechanics of the story appear to be taking center stage, and while I'll continue to watch (I can't not watch a show with Hurley), having been burned in the past, I'm not going to expend too much energy hoping the show will become more entrancing over time.
