Sentence examples for that has entranced from inspiring English sources

Stonehenge is an astounding feat of prehistoric engineering that has entranced generations of historians, poets and pagans.

It may be the most complete realization of a quixotic dream that has entranced philosophers for centuries: the creation of a more perfect language.

He is a director with an abundance of epic blockbusters to his name; they are a global phenomenon that has entranced more than 100 million people.

Infinite power from the wind is an American dream almost as old as the country itself, an idea that has entranced generations of scientists, artists and visionaries.

Some now want to go to college in New York and soak up the city that has entranced them, while others want to find a quiet place in which to study and grow.

IT has become almost as much of an Oscar ritual as overwrought production numbers and fashion gaffes: a documentary that has entranced both critics and audiences is inexplicably omitted when the nominations in that category are announced.

He has created works that have entranced and infuriated critics and audiences in equal measure.

The basis for Pasteur's speculations on molecular dissymmetry lay in his discoveries regarding tartrate crystals that had entranced and impressed the readers of Chemical and Engineering News.

LONDON — It is 150 years since the birth of Gustav Klimt, the creator of the gilded plaques, the russet richness and the jeweled mosaics that have entranced the world of decorative arts.

Defying gravity, English literature's "performing flea" effortlessly reminded his postwar readers of a world whose day was done and also of a literary sensibility that had entranced a generation now facing retirement.

But his vulgar style contributed to the impression that the song offered an unfiltered glimpse into the group's daily reality: "bored as hell," cackling at all the neighborhood drama, living to survive rather than pining for the distant aspirations that had entranced their parents.