Voorbeelden van enchant

• We will not, however, pursue that enchanting line of speculation any further.

• When one sees the figures in an example like this, one realises what enchanting possibilities there are when a person possesses wealth.

• I found it somewhat enchanting that it was dressed up in consultancy-speak.

• I was greatly enchanted by what he said about trusting the democratically elected local representative councillors, and so on.

• I have never been enchanted with this proposed change.

• I hope sincerely that this enchanting little masterpiece will not for much longer be treated as a political shuttlecock.

• They have also become more and more enchanted by the idea of taking action from the centre.

• I was enchanted by the beauty of that country and even more by the commitment of the people to participate in democratic elections.

• At present in the public mind, seal culling means cruel clubbing of enchanting, helpless pups, such as we have seen on television in other parts of the world.

• They, of course, have been enchanted by his gift of story-telling, by the expressive movement of his hands behind which his handsome face and arresting voice can constantly be discerned.

• He was a writer of distinction and a speaker of passionate eloquence, trenchancy and wit, but mixed with it was a puckishness which enchanted everyone and disarmed his opponents.

• I am not much enchanted with a literal freeze, unless to gain a very short time for the development of a longer term plan which has already been worked out.

• Although many people are not enchanted by the present tax cuts, they must understand that as the year progresses they will be getting responsible and worthwhile increases in pay.

• An example of the pleasure faiths were tic-toc (where creatures were enchanted to tell secrets or the future and run by clockwork), and sorcery.

• She is enchanted, but reminds him that he promised her a house.