Sentence examples for utterly enchanted from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Hemlock seems to be utterly enchanted with this information.

I'm utterly enchanted by TV series Stranger Things.

I am utterly enchanted but the clever design and functionality of it all is perhaps lost on Ella, who prefers stomping Big Foot-like through the forest.

As a young Frenchman visiting New York in the 1970s, Jean-Luc Choplin sat through the Broadway revival of the Leonard Bernstein comedic operetta Candide and was "utterly enchanted".

It's all delightfully spontaneous, and everyone involved seems utterly enchanted to be part of this operatic pilgrimage, a huge project that may never be attempted again — at least until the next Mozart anniversary year.

It was utterly enchanting.

Of the female principals, Anna Gillingham stands out for her utterly enchanting voice.

I could describe to you, in detail that would make The Goldfinch seem like a novella, how utterly enchanting my daughter is.

Right now, as I toy with the idea of writing a screenplay, I find a battered copy of "The Disenchanted," Budd Schulberg's roman à clef about F. Scott Fitzgerald in Hollywood, to be utterly enchanting.

You keep expecting Stuart Maconie to pop up and call it a tie: racing pigeons are mentioned at one juncture, which is perhaps laying on the aye-up a bit thick, but the song is utterly enchanting regardless.

Written while Smith was in Hollywood, but homesick for England, and set in the innocent prewar period, this utterly enchanting coming of age story should be given to every 14-year-old girl and revisited thereafter in times of flu and emotional frailty.