Sentence examples for was so swept from inspiring English sources

"I was so swept up I don't know if it was technically Brooklyn or technically Manhattan," he said.

I was so swept away by the music-making that I would not have minded if the production had been lame.

I, for one, was so swept up with the Scissors' liberation philosophy that I came a needle's width from having their logo tattooed on my bicep.

I was so swept up in the idea that I had to leave what I was doing at the time and give it a go.

In retrospect, there were red flags aplenty, but Ms. Freedman was so swept up in Ms. Rosales's story about a mysterious collector who had amassed a previously unseen trove of Abstract Expressionist masterpieces that none of them stood out.

Wagner admitted after the fact that he was so swept up with his vision for the "Ring" and his struggle to complete it that he lost sight of what was vocally possible.

Well, maybe not everyone's so swept along: the first crack after a mere 45 minutes.

Italians were so swept up in that milestone that parents throughout the country named baby girls Azzurra, a feminization of the color blue, azzurro.

Still, Mr. Elie is so swept up in his topic — his multiple topics, really — and has so many pent-up things to say about so much that this long book, over 400 pages, can become winding and unfocused.

Modern-day mental-health practitioners often look back at previous generations of psychiatrists and psychologists with a thinly veiled pity, wondering how they could have been so swept away by the cultural currents of their time.

It discredits the rest of us". The key question is whether the openly opinionated commentators among Journolist's 400 members were so swept away by ideology that they cared mainly about doing damage to the other side.