entranced

• “He has left to Egypt as good as spin entranced, mesmerized, drugged by Cleopatra.”

  Archive 2009-11-01

• “They were entranced from the moment they saw her movie poster.”

  Archive 2009-07-01

• “I absolutely loved this book and was entranced from the moment I started reading.”

  Reader reviews of Mao's Last Dancer by Li Cunxin.

• “The reader is entranced from the moment he is introduced to the young cannibal Aruanã until the story ends with Amilcar da Silva gazing from a Brasília skyscraper at the vast sertão, the heart of the country that was unconquerable for nearly five centuries.”

  Brazil: Summary and book reviews of Brazil by Errol Uys.

• “And how they were suckered into even thinking about it .... let alone being 'entranced' ...”

  Liberty Has Been Lost

• “Lyne has the blessing of the ultimate Nabokov purist, the late novelist's son Dmitri, and the project seems to be a long-term labor of love: he became "entranced" by the novel 10 years ago.”

  Newsweek: Waiting For Humbert

• “Be "entranced" by this moaning indie-bollocks if you will, but I for one couldn't give a toss about this or any other Saddle Creek band.”

  Drowned In Sound // Feed

• “To tell you the truth, I’m kind of entranced with this worldview.”

  Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » SINK METAPHORS, TOAST FAIRIES, AND WRITING

• “You are inside a cocoon spun tightly by a culture entranced by wordplay and trickster folly.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Bushman Way of Tracking God

• “A quarter of a century ago, at the National Gallery in Washington, where I encountered David Smith's sculptures for the first time in my life, I was simply entranced by the strangeness and novelty of the experience.”

  The Huffington Post: Edward Goldman: Brutal and Delicate: Artists Throw Punches

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