| Perhaps what enraptures the reader about this realm is the music captured in his lines. |
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| She inveigles herself into their lives and seduces or enraptures each of them before vanishing. |
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| It's a body of work that engages the mind and enraptures the eye. |
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| It is reverently displayed and enraptures the museum's Russian visitors. |
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| Today, it's full of life, enraptures with architectural beauty, invites to numerous restaurants and for romantic walks. |
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| Globalisation is a real phenomenon that both enraptures and divides public opinion. |
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| All these elements create a perfect singing line which enraptures the audience from the first note. |
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| As for the Twitter cadre of reporters, industry bigwigs and hangers-on whose every Davos dispatch enraptures us? |
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| Made for love, she enraptures with her performances and proceeds to wreak destruction on the corrupt male hordes who desire her. |
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| It enraptures its servant with its destructive capabilities. |
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| For with Banville, what enraptures – always – is the writing itself. |
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| So what exactly is it about this show that so enraptures its fans? |
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| Without the will and striving to act, neither the states of heart and enraptures of the soul, nor the ecstasies of mood, nor intellectual enrichment will be of any use to you. |
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| Its main content is a divine melody, a yearning prayer from the heart of the great Redeemers which enraptures the soul and mind with its ensouling divine essence. |
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| Enraptures a man to foretake his pleasure, And capture a woman to partake her treasure. |
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