| Now, heraldry is one of the quaint, meaningless traditions that so enthralls Yanqui Anglophiles like myself. |
| A mysterious and eternal message that questions our purpose and enthralls our senses. |
| The sculpture's metaphorical conflation of grisly war and blooming hope is precisely what enthralls me. |
| The Westin forces you, as no piece of architecture in this city has in a very long time, to come to terms with exactly what makes a building so strident that it enthralls in the way a gruesome accident does. |
| Prokofieva's ability to capture emotions of the most diverse leading roles enthralls audiences from the opening act. |
| Somehow it enthralls her, and for an hour or a week they fall in love. |
