enamour

Then I was enamoured of progressive social ideals, the sense of wanting transformation; and no doubt I still am.

It is all our pleasure to serve for you, supply the comprehensive solution for you, to make you enamoured in the natural stone.

And he seems to have soothed fears in Tokyo, for the time being at least, that he had grown too enamoured of China at Japan's expense.

it even occurred to me that some enamoured maidservant had stolen in to keep a tryst with her sweetheart.

The Pentagon's fear is that military leaders enamoured of new technology may underestimate the diplomatic consequences of trying it out.

The French seemed less than enamoured. Only the poor Greeks welcomed it.

I'm not too enamoured with the idea of spending a whole day with him.

The press, which had often been wary of Mr Zuma, seems enamoured by the way he has encouraged debate.

Cowperwood could see that he was honestly enamoured of his adopted city.

Becomes enamoured of the sun, of which nothing can be said.

The media is enamoured with the past two performances of young { 2 } and the fans are just crazy about him .

Now it has turned to Yukio Hatoyama and the Democrats, who are less enamoured of the American model.

Similarly, readers not enamoured of jazz may wonder why they need to know so much about Dave Brubeck.

But why would a German economist who studied macro-economics of all things be so enamoured with old China?

For the most part, journalists were too enamoured with the prevailing tide of deregulation.

But the new US president seems strangely enamoured of the European social system.

They tend to be less enamoured of technology.

EU governments are too enamoured of offering guarantees to the banking sector instead of cash, which the EFSF could provide.

Even though I was enamoured with film at college, I took literature classes and was reading a lot of great novels.

Even Yi Min herself didn't know why she be enamoured of this young mason from rural village?

Punters who bought on the rumours were so enamoured of Mr Wen's yarn they forgot to sell on the news.

Other west Texans are less enamoured of the original view.

And why is a populist republic so enamoured of political dynasties?

The security elements are not so enamoured by the idea.

Not all Tibetan exiles are enamoured of the old Shangri-La theocracy.

So enamoured with colour is Etro that its website has a guide to the characteristics of 16 shades.

With fashion, you have to be enamoured by it, never fully understanding it and always wanting to know more.

He is enamoured with scientific research.

It is of thy hair that I am enamoured Iokanaan.

she was enamoured of intensity and greatness, and rash in embracing whatever seemed to her to have those aspects;

the young man became enamoured of an attractive widow

america is now enamoured of all things green

Mine ear is much enamoured of thy note; So is mine eye enthralled to thy shape;

he is enamoured of stamp collecting