Sentence examples for to be spellbound from inspiring English sources

Who wasn't going to be spellbound by that?

"To be spellbound – nothing's easier," Tranströmer tells us.

That's the tale by which we want to be spellbound.

This is the sort of scene that occurs in hundreds of movies, where we are supposed to be spellbound without thinking 'production number', but here it works.

His fans will continue to be spellbound by his compelling performances while hoping that he will mature into a wiser and more caring person.

But the painting he most fervently admired was French – he was said to be "spellbound" at his first glimpse of a Matisse still life.

In the radically changed football landscape, I would be spellbound to see what might be achieved in all the areas of national life which football touches if players could – or cared to – avail themselves of a genuine firebrand as their union leader.

There is no question that New Yorkers want strong mayors, to the point that they can be spellbound by self-styled saviors.

Those fortunate enough to see the company live next week will be spellbound not simply by the Seiwert and Neenan premières, but also by Vicente Nebrada's enduring Our Waltzes.

And it is difficult to imagine what type of man, woman or child would not be spellbound by at least some of its exhibitions.

Young and old readers will be spellbound throughout this torrential tale.