Sentence examples for so enchanted that from inspiring English sources
I was so enchanted that I hoped he was not bored with me.
But when we arrived at the camp the first night, we were so enchanted that we rearranged our plans to stay longer.
She was so enchanted that she turned to me and whispered that she wanted to be a killer-whale trainer when she grows up.On Wednesday, one of the killer whales at Sea World killed its trainer.
He was so enchanted that for many years afterward, before he had a driver's license, he would take a bus and walk six and a half miles to the spot, where he would spend hours foraging for fossils.
His evocations of its death-haunted stories, its eerie masks, its male actors playing women, though occasionally gushy (Zeami, the 14th-century Noh theoretician, indicates "the infinite heights of beauty"), are so electric and strange, so enchanted, that they made me long for the very dramas that have often sent me toward the exit before the intermission.
When I finally get inside a New Orleans supermarket, I become so enchanted that I lose control.
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The romance that I found in the map of the United States so enchanted me that while other boys were being fitted for Little League uniforms, I was savoring how Florida and Oklahoma managed to fit their panhandles so neatly into slots just below Alabama and just above Texas.
The fair, which so enchanted Michael Jackson that he offered to buy the whole lot and ship it to America, includes some rides that are well over a century old.
Displayed in this setting, surrounded by strangers practicing the art form that had so enchanted her, Freedman felt that after all the trekking and exploring, her work shot in Ireland had finally struck the right chord.
The Capitol, located in a complex between Commonwealth Avenue and Third Street, offers Italian Renaissance architecture that is said to have so enchanted President Theodore Roosevelt that he proclaimed it the handsomest building he ever saw.
