Sentence examples for very smitten from inspiring English sources

Leonard, needless to say, breaks all these rules, and Madeleine soon realizes she's deeply, madly in love — or at least very smitten: "It was as if, before she'd met him, her blood had circulated grayly around her body, and now it was all oxygenated and red".

The source added that the two continued "dancing together and being very smitten".

When he asked me to essentially drop everything to commit to something that I realized I wasn't ready for, I realized that he still saw me as that 16-year-old girl who was so very smitten, naïve and would do anything he asked.

Add to that reasonable pricing and generous portions, and you are likely to come away not just liking the place, but also very much smitten by it.

Although her first "love" interest seemed completely smitten, he very quickly decided she wasn't the girl to bring home to mamma.

It was very enjoyable and I was smitten.

Jacqui, then 22, has described how quickly she became smitten by the "very charming and charismatic" Robinson, her first love.

The Johnsons' first date, on 5 September 1934, was over breakfast at the Driskill's dining parlour, and the would-be president was so smitten that he very quickly proposed.

I was totally and utterly smitten from the very beginning.

Tall, 5'9" with dimples and a sweet voice that spoke very little English, Josh was smitten.

Real peaks: he was smitten.