Examples of enrapture

• The comedy is innocent enough for kids and weird enough to enrapture adults.

• The magic of his music still enraptures us.

• The film enraptures us with the terror and wonder of flying close to the sun.

• Enrapturing fans with a choir full of voices and an orchestra's worth of instruments, the soaring melodies are tempered with a pop sensibility.

• She listened, enraptured, without moving for days.

• He said that although the gameplay translates well into the multiplayer, the entire experience may be too chaotic to enrapture a large audience.

• The dual faceted relationship can be seen in this expression of both enrapture and contention.

• Landscapes are registered as part of an enrapturing counter-order of loving providence and abundant common inheritance, the ground of an ecstatic de-reification of identity.