enraptured

Emerson was considered one of the great orators of the time, Emerson's enthusiasm and respect for his audience enraptured crowds.

You're allowing yourself to be enraptured by the song and the music, which allows you to be your most high self . . .

It is late at night, I sit in front of my computer and was really enraptured by one beautiful music sent by a special man never seen.

And we almost sunk the ship , but I became enraptured with mounting expeditions .

At a kids' school near City Hall, students sat enraptured on a Saturday afternoon, watching our mascot Roddy explain a grammar point.

Sometimes young people are now looking at, talking about the cause, ideal, enraptured , eyes reveal a sharp light.

They were enraptured to hear her song.

Skepticism enraptured me, fear grabbed hold of me, and soon. . . I became gutless.

But I was enraptured , and in my graduate years was the dawn of plate tectonics .

sat completely still, enraptured by the music; listened with rapt admiration; rapt in reverie.

Sir Willoughby was enraptured with her.

They were enraptured to meet the great film star.

In Greek mythology the song of the Sirens was so seductive that enraptured sailors let their ships run on to the rocks.

Her students often mention always enraptured, familiar.

People like her are in enraptured by war and its illusion of glory.

For two weeks every year Berlin is totally enraptured by the Berlinale.

Enraptured with feelings of joy, love and peace, he resists, but is forced to return.

The audience was enraptured by her beautiful voice.

How quickly their shrieks of pain turn to enraptured adulation.

The singer's beautiful voice enraptured the audience.

All, see, enraptured of the coming time!

This news enraptured him.

I was enraptured by her singing.

I've traveled all this way for your embrace Enraptured by the recognition on your face

I quietly surrounded by boys is a lively one, enraptured of;

I'm enraptured, there is no cure