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The boys themselves had ceased to be enamoured of highland life and were eager to return home.
We must not be so enamoured with our treatment that we lose sight of the patient receiving it.
Those enamoured with the new-style goods were charged with encouraging pernicious luxury.
They were less enamoured with the men.
He rhapsodises now not of her beauty, but of his own reflected image which he sees when he looks at her, and with which he is clearly enamoured.
I am not, therefore, enamoured of the tapering solution.
I am not so totally enamoured of the forcing house of the grammar school as are some people.
I note that his party is not enamoured of the strategic approach that can be gained through regions.
Some of us were not particularly enamoured of the cold war, anyway.
It is, therefore, fair to assume that very few people are enamoured of an electrically-driven invalid tricycle, or that 12,500 are petrol-driven.
I am not enamoured as to the prospect of legislating on questions of private international law.
They were not enamoured of the idea, they did not like it, and they have constantly niggled away at it ever since.
Few of my constituents who are persecuted by heavy lorries will be enamoured of that sort of legislation if they are at all realistic.
I have the impression that you not exactly enamoured with the idea of applying the precautionary principle.
But people would be more enamoured of what we are doing if we provided the proper resources.
