Sentence examples for she is charmed from inspiring English sources
Immediately she is charmed, and so are we.
And she is charmed by the wide plank floors and rope-pulley windows with wavy period glass.
She is charmed to learn that one wine grower is an accomplished Lacanian psychoanalyst; another, a descendant of the photographer Étienne-Jules Marey.
She is charmed by the names given to the vagina in the "rich tradition of erotic literature" of Islam, such as el cheukk, or "the chink," though she thinks the Western term "slit" is "violent-sounding".
She is charmed by the proud, independent retailers that line the high street in the local town, Ilminster, and is asked to judge the annual Christmas window display competition.
This impediment becomes critical when she is charmed by the lyrical correspondence of an African-Caribbean man, George Armstrong (the excellent Russell Hornsby), who was given her name by a member of her church who works alongside him digging the Panama Canal.
Although Manny was a bad influence on her--convincing her to help steal from her father's liquor cabinet--she was charmed by him and attracted to him.
Oh, God – she was charmed.
She was charmed by his solicitousness.
She was charmed, but others have been startled.
