Sentence examples for particularly enchanted by from inspiring English sources

Ms. Shimizu is particularly enchanted by the "heavenly" smell, which "attracts beautiful garden moths" through the night.

The park made a lasting impression on him; he was particularly enchanted by the underwater submarine ride and the Jungle Cruise.

He may well be trying to hide some parts of himself from a public that does not seem particularly enchanted by complexity.

But investors have recently become enamored of all things social and mobile, and have become particularly enchanted by the fast growth of mobile advertising revenue at social networking companies.

Dr Oddie was particularly enchanted by Savile's jokey question to a Broadmoor patient about why he went around "strangling crumpet" – an example, he wrote, of  "the invulnerability of the truly innocent man".

Many are particularly enchanted by the Internet's ability to seamlessly blend community, knowledge and consumption.

Mexican leaders seem particularly enchanted.

She was particularly enchanted with the soft kangaroo-skin loafers, which had a jaunty, splayed toe.

We found the Palermo neighborhood and its offshoots particularly enchanting.

But it is with her drawings and jotted diaries that Mohamedi particularly enchants the eye and the mind.

And then there's me, enchanted by all chocolate, but particularly Mexican, South American and Italian.