Sentence examples for plainly smitten from inspiring English sources

Godfrey St. Peter, the solitary intellectual of "The Professor's House," is plainly smitten with his student Tom Outland, with whom he liked to "sit and talk half through the warm, soft nights".

She is obviously smitten.

I was simply smitten.

Edward, coming north to encounter the Scottish invasion, is smitten with the Countess's charms and proposes a relationship that is plainly adulterous, since the Countess's husband is alive and well even if necessarily absent from their home.

Satie was smitten.

The moths are smitten.

"I was totally smitten, completely smitten".

Analysts were smitten.

Armstrong was smitten.

He was instantly smitten.

He was smitten.