Sentence examples for utterly smitten with from inspiring English sources
And I am utterly smitten with the collection's first poem, "The Weather in Space," which ends, "When the storm / Kicks up and nothing is ours, we go chasing / After all we're certain to lose, so alive — / Faces radiant with panic".
On an urgent quest to relocate pleasure, Katie studied printmaking at San Francisco's South of Market Cultural Center and became utterly smitten with the medium as art and as craft.
were counted, and honored, and their story at last told?" Almost from the beginning, Lessing allows us to understand that she is utterly smitten with the moujahedeen, which is the only way to explain some of the silly remarks in her tract: "Why are the Afghans so very good-looking, all of them?" she ponders.
Four long, hazy, sun-kissed days on Zighy Bay and I have to admit to being, perhaps predictably, utterly smitten.
I was totally and utterly smitten from the very beginning.
And judging by the number of portraits he took of her (including several in which she's nude, lying on a bed of chains) he was utterly smitten.
Caouette was smitten with it.
And smitten with the profession.
The Pentagon is smitten with Romania.
