Sentence examples for of hypnotize from inspiring English sources

I didn't wanted ['Artpop'] to grow too much, I wanted it to kind of hypnotize people and become like a mantra".

Before starting a verse, Wallace sometimes used onomatopoeic vocables to "warm up" (for example "uhhh" at the beginning of "Hypnotize" and "Big Poppa" and "whaat" after certain rhymes in songs such as "My Downfall").

As Elizabeth, Ms. Dawson has a remarkably commanding physical presence, capable of hypnotizing on many levels.

Not just for a novice, either: Mirabelli warned me that the corkscrew "kind of hypnotizes you".

His spell is successful, and he is on the verge of hypnotizing the entire village to be happy and work together, until the woman complains that her wallet has been stolen.

But McNamara's performance can no longer be considered the most prolific; Walker carried the Huskies for five nights with a dazzling combination of hypnotizing crossovers, deft assists and kinetic energy.

He writes in an elegant and deliberately meandering style, as if confident of hypnotizing the reader with his baroque sentences, explorations of neuroses, intricate descriptions of palaces and hovels and astute reflections on money and power, class and race.

He was struck by the way she muttered words to herself during her fits of absence, and he had the idea of hypnotizing her and — by using the muttered words as a starting point — getting her to relate her "profoundly melancholy fantasies," which very often centered on the image of herself at her father's sickbed.

Carlsen, who was accused by Korchnoi of hypnotizing his opponents into making errors, put it succinctly: " Put your opponents under great pressure and they will make mistakes".

There's been an awful lot of power taken out of music, and then the sexuality is being sold to the artists as power when in fact it's not; it's a way of hypnotizing their audience.

The author attempts to disassemble Ms. Zoe's insanely popular aesthetic, disprove her nearly two decades of experience and accuses her of hypnotizing the masses into a state of prideful ambivalence.