Sentence examples for particularly enchanting from inspiring English sources

We found the Palermo neighborhood and its offshoots particularly enchanting.

Everything is thoughtfully prepared and presented, and the space (the restaurant is housed in a 1920s Kullman dining car) is particularly enchanting.

Particularly enchanting was a hotel-desk bell, affixed to one side of his washboard, which added bright silver tones to his rasping, rhythmic strumming.

It's particularly enchanting in the run-up to Christmas, with stalls, markets and decorations dotted around the city.

Indian tea gardens can be particularly enchanting if they are old-fashioned and are still using old machinery.

"At Large" was created and performed by Ms. Bauer, Manon Santkin and the particularly enchanting Femke Gyselinck, a gamine dancer who muscled her way through a last-minute ankle injury with impressive stoicism.

Mexican leaders seem particularly enchanted.

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

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

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

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