| She mesmerizes a string of men and women, most of whom meet bad ends. |
| The handyman is a particularly fanciful construction: orphaned, illiterate, and, later, a thief, Civil War deserter, and circus clown, he mesmerizes Emily with his blond hair and pierced-heart tattoo. |
| I always feel vaguely cheated because lightning mesmerizes me and I watch it avidly when the opportunity arises. |
| With smoke and mirrors, he mesmerizes the usually sceptical townsfolk, convincing them that he can build a rainmaking machine. |
| The instant gratification culture influences, if not mesmerizes, virtually everyone. |
| She brings a romantic and mystifying element to each role that mesmerizes me. |
