enamoured

• The only advantage possessed by him over his rival was that he pleaded his cause with all the zeal and ardour of a man deeply enamoured, and this, as always, so here, carried the day finally. —  The Life of John Clare
• I've returned enamoured, feeling my four days there were all too brief. —  theatre notes
• "If enamoured, it's because our faces are enlightened by sight." —  Al-Ahram Weekly Online
• The Independent's Michael Coveney wasn't quite so enamoured: 'Jason, it has to be said, seems to have lost what little stage personality he'd developed as Joseph in the dream coat, and turned, well, rancid ... —  Home | Mail Online
• So enamoured were the leaders of Congress with their new allies, that they interrupted the reading of the official letter from the British Commissioners on account of a passage which reflected upon France, and debated three days whether they should allow the remaining part of the letter to be read. —  The Loyalists of America and Their Times, Vol. 2 of 2 From 1620-1816

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