Sentence examples for to be smitten from inspiring English sources
Her character in the movie is to be smitten by him and to dote on him.
Perhaps Andras was expected to be smitten with Elisabet, but that's not what happened.
And one dinner was all it took for Ms. Levine to be smitten.
It's easy to be smitten by Ms. Thorn, even as she sits in the cafe eating an egg sandwich.
Not only because she is very attractive, all long limbs and high cheekbones, but because it is so easy to be smitten by her.
"They seem to be smitten with his fiery lectures and are responding to the street cred he gained from his time in prison".
And there are testimonials to her charm from family friends, such as Harry Herbert, who confesses to being smitten by her the first time he laid eyes on her.
Mr. Lewis, who admits to being "smitten early on" with Ms. Stern, suggested a way that she might put an end to writing about being single: a banner across the home page of her Web site reading: "Closed for Business.
But it's always fun to watch Salling sing, and it's always fun to watch him be smitten.
More leftwing viewers, needless to say, are smitten.
