Sentence examples for seemed enchanted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Currin seemed enchanted by the show.

A bell rang.... Everything seemed enchanted.

The modest cottage and garden seemed enchanted, like a town in a children's story when the inhabitants have disappeared.

Marie Tortoriello, who spent a week with her husband, William, at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, where he had surgery, seemed enchanted with their $950-a-night 950-a-night 950-a-night room

The land seemed enchanted to her, all exquisite gardens and cherry blossom and black-eyed, straight-haired children with whom, unusually for a Westerner, she was allowed to play.

The media no less than Catholic pilgrims seemed enchanted by the new pontiff and his appeals for dialogue, conciliation and social justice.

This seemed enchanting to the woman, Ana Arencibia Jimenez, even if it was a high school science project and not some whimsical search for a soul mate or desperate desert-island plea by a stranded sailor.

"The whole evening seems #enchanted".

Rather, Mr. Ruiz seems enchanted with his own coyness and the curlicues and indirections the story allows him.

The children seem enchanted by the broad characters, the music and the mythic conflicts in opera, and seem unaware of how unusual their knowledge is.

It is set in a landscape so wild in places that it almost feels desolate, so picturesque in others that it almost seems enchanted.