Sentence examples for truly smitten from inspiring English sources
Pyle's doubleness extends into the chambers of the heart: when he, too, falls for Phuong, and sets out not so much to steal her as to overthrow, and replace, the Englishman who has dared to colonize her, is the quiet American truly smitten, or is she a useful entrée into Saigon ways?
And for the truly smitten, there is Hummer camp, a sort of 21st-century dude ranch of mud-besotted excess more formally known as the Hummer Driving Academy.
His tumbling approval ratings, which have travelled from plus 65 to minus 40 in the ten years he has been in power (see chart), reflect a scale of disenchantment that afflicts only those who were once truly smitten.
And for the truly smitten, there is Precious Ramotswe, "Botswana's foremost solver of problems," who was introduced by Alexander McCall Smith in "The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency" and continues to amaze us with her wisdom and good cheer.
Don't get me wrong — for the most part, the Droid DNA is a truly excellent phone and I'm still downright smitten with the thing.
The judges were smitten, too, and commented that they felt they "were in the presence of a truly inspirational, effective and talented professional.
You may be feeling infatuated, obsessed, or smitten with your boyfriend, but how do you know that what you're feeling is truly love?
"I was totally smitten, completely smitten".
