Usa "enrapture" in una frase

1. ENRAPTURED, THE SOUL TAKES WING TO SEE

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2. He didn't mind, he listened enraptured in fact

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3. The only thing that did disappoint him was that for a few moments, when he become so enraptured with that memory, he truly did believe she was real

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4. Jack would lie in bed, staring at her for ages, enraptured, until the frame and then the wall and finally the whole room would vanish in a halo of light, as if he were staring down a long glowing tunnel, with himself at one end and St

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5. I told her the short version and she was an enraptured audience

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6. And of the cheering thousands, the most enraptured of all was Edgar

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7. enraptured with the strange woman and embrace the breasts of the strange woman? because the ways of all men are before the eyes of

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8. In 1991, Helen Mundell wrote an article headlined, how park enraptured a small city

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9. 64 Helen Mundell, “Roy Park stories,” and “How Park enraptured a small city,” The Ithaca Journal, July 8, 1991, p

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10. Enraptured by the glory of the moment, Gelahn had raised the mind-cane high in one hand, flung the precious emeralds in the air and focused his thoughts on the victory to come

11. I knew it and loved the final orgasmic crescendo, so, obeying the imperial command stripped behind a delicate Japanese screen, pulled at my fear-shrunken cock to return it to a semblance of normality, called to The Colonel to turn the music up loud, and leaped out; swirling, twisting, crouching, writhing… a relentless flood of movement that would have left Kath enraptured, climaxing with arms and legs outstretched in a rigid X as the last chord disappeared

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12. Enraptured by the surrounding warmth of her

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13. Leaving the sumptuous dining room we descended to the ‘dungeons’, where, reclining on low couches in the well-heated, blue-carpeted, dimly-lit cellar, clients were plied with cheap wine and entertained by the brutish copulation of the naked and hugely hung right-hand-man and his bejewelled Frau, which prompted in their enraptured audience a frantic abandonment of clothes and inhibitions in unconstrained orgiastic frenzy

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14. He stands behind her, smelling the perfume, watching her yearn for the item in the window, so enraptured that she doesn’t notice him

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15. He was enraptured, as was she, and slowly moved

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16. euphoria born from the juice of an enraptured cane that had

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17. There had been wolves and deer in audience, sitting quietly side-by-side, enraptured by the exquisite beauty that was Illiat

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18. enraptured in times political endeavours

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19. On special occasions, they sipped slow glasses of cold Veuve Clicquot enraptured with one another

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20. Amy is as enraptured as the elves are to hear previously unheard stories of her family’s history

21. “Come and see a world enraptured in the joy of caring for all until all can rejoice in being alive

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22. It was not long before the language of the music, having enraptured their hearts, began to encompass their spirits as the wonders of the intricate rhythms floated to their ears

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23. She opened her eyes, staring up at him and beheld Samuel’s enraptured face as she ran her fingers through his hair and down his shoulders

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24. The name is an unfortunate one as far as music goes, and Goethe's putting it into his heroine's mouth just when she was most enraptured, seems to support the view I sometimes adopt in discoursing to the Man of Wrath that he had no sense of humour

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25. I was enraptured as he spoke of our innate wolf nature

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26. "Yes, those are islands," he said, when first they loomed on her enraptured gaze

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27. They gasp in all the right places, and lean in, enraptured as he talks

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28. Adorno was enraptured, could not take his eyes from it

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29. He was immediately enraptured by her inquisitiveness, again overwhelmed with her effortless fascination with the world about her

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30. Every farmer's home, heart and mind in the district will be influenced by the beauty and grandeur of the church; and many a bright boy, gazing enraptured upon its richly colored windows and entranced by the celestial voice of the organ, will there receive his first message from and in spirit be carried away to the beautiful and enchanting realm which lies far from the material and prosaic conditions which surround him in this workaday world-a real world, this new realm, vague and undefined though its boundaries be

31. Instead it was that I had seen those generous lips form so many words in the process of singing even as her teeth and the actions of her tongue drove forth the octave sounds that enraptured thousands to the point of forgetting about everything else just in order to hear what she was saying in praise to her God

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32. The queen was still enraptured by Haakon’s antics and her

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33. Far from being enamored with the rosy glow of molten heat behind us he was instead enraptured by the sight of my chest bared to the breeze

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34. He was staring at me completely enraptured and I felt something unleash inside of me at the knowledge of how well I had seduced my husband

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35. On the contrary the thought of it, as the vastness of the universe is further disclosed, weighs more and more heavily upon the laboring mind;—yet, while there open through this gateway infinite prospects of glory, one beyond the other—crowding on the vision of the enraptured spirits who contemplate them in earth and heaven,—the evidence brightens as the future unfolds; and though the fact of the Incarnation 'passeth knowledge,’ the soul is compelled to recognize in the loftiest conceptions of man's destiny through redemption the nearest approaches to the truth of God

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36. "How do you fancy your son in this!" he said, enraptured, showing her the suit

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37. After passing the well of the companionway that led to the platform, I saw a cabin 2 meters long in which Conseil and Ned Land, enraptured with their meal, were busy devouring it to the last crumb

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38. We may like bouillotte, delight in whist, be enraptured with boston, and yet grow tired of them all; but we always come back to ecarte—it is not only a game, it is a hors-d'oeuvre! M

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39. Bertuccio left enraptured, so great, so powerful, and real was the influence exercised by this man over all who surrounded him

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40. Heidi looked enraptured at the grandmother's face, which had

41. Enraptured at hair began to blow about untidily

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42. ” But Scarlett hardly heard a word he said, so enraptured was she at being in the same room with Ashley again

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43. This amazed and enraptured Tess, whose slight experiences had been so infelicitous till now; and in her reaction from indignation against the male sex she swerved to excess of honour for Clare

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44. Day by day his words, his looks enraptured the poor girl, who yielded herself up with delicious non-resistance to the current of love; she caught her happiness as a swimmer seizes the overhanging branch of a willow to draw himself from the river and lie at rest upon its shore

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45. MARY2 so enraptured me that, during my trial, I felt some envy for that crippled girl, discovering my program for the first time

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46. Not only in the soul of the frightened yet happy and enraptured Natasha, but in the whole house, there was a feeling of awe at something important that was bound to happen

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47. Almost smiling, he gazed straight into her eyes with such an enraptured caressing look that it seemed strange to be so near him, to look at him like that, to be so sure he admired her, and not to be acquainted with him

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48. Natasha knew for certain that he was enraptured by her

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49. He rode across one of the swaying pontoon bridges to the farther side, turned sharply to the left, and galloped in the direction of Kovno, preceded by enraptured, mounted chasseurs of the Guard who, breathless with delight, galloped ahead to clear a river Viliya, he stopped near a regiment of Polish Uhlans stationed by the river

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50. Anna Pavlovna’s circle on the contrary was enraptured by this enthusiasm and spoke of it as Plutarch speaks of the deeds of the ancients

51. ‘Yes, yes! There they are, those false images that agitated, enraptured, and tormented me,’ said he to himself, passing in review the principal pictures of the magic lantern of life and regarding them now in the cold white daylight of his clear perception of death

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52. Florentino Ariza was so enraptured by the practical evidence of his dreams that he used time he did not have to write a Lovers’ Companion that was more poetic and extensive than the one sold in doorways for twenty centavos and that half the city knew by heart

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53. Then he bowed, coughed twice, and, letting himself go, with uplifted voice he sang, to the enraptured audience that his imagination so clearly saw

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54. My father was enraptured on finding me freed from the vexations of a criminal charge, that I was again allowed to breathe the fresh atmosphere and permitted to return to my native country

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55. Enraptured was he if allowed

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56. On that occasion he had made his appearance nearly shaking with terror, for he had supposed that Blanche would at once raise an outcry, and have him put from the door; wherefore, he was the more enraptured at the turn that things had taken, and spent the month in a state of senseless ecstasy

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57. And when he thought how he would see her, confess his guilt before her, how he would declare to her that he would do everything in his power, marry her in order to wipe out his guilt, he became enraptured, and tears filled his eyes

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58. As for me I not only admired, I regarded them with enraptured sympathy

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59. People sit for whole hours in concert-rooms and theaters listening to the new composers, consider it a duty to read the novels of the famous modern novelists, and to look at pictures representing either something incomprehensible, or just the very things they see much better in real life; and, above all, they consider it incumbent on them to be enraptured by all this, imagining it all to be art, while at the same time they will pass real works of art by, not only without attention, but even with contempt, merely because, in their circle, these works are not included in the list of works of art

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60. Not only in the soul of the frightened yet happy and enraptured Natásha, but in the whole house, there was a feeling of awe at something important that was bound to happen

61. Natásha knew for certain that he was enraptured by her

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62. He rode across one of the swaying pontoon bridges to the farther side, turned sharply to the left, and galloped in the direction of Kóvno, preceded by enraptured, mounted chasseurs of the Guard who, breathless with delight, galloped ahead to clear a path for him through the troops

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63. Anna Pávlovna’s circle on the contrary was enraptured by this enthusiasm and spoke of it as Plutarch speaks of the deeds of the ancients

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64. “Yes, yes! There they are, those false images that agitated, enraptured, and tormented me,” said he to himself, passing in review the principal pictures of the magic lantern of life and regarding them now in the cold white daylight of his clear perception of death

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65. Lubov Sergievna also seemed enraptured, and asked (among other things), “How does that birch tree manage to support itself? Has it stood there long?” Yet the next moment she became absorbed in contemplation of her little dog Susetka, which, with its stumpy paws pattering to and fro upon the bridge in a mincing fashion, seemed to say by the expression of its face that this was the first time it had ever found itself out of doors

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