| Characteristically, he depicts the mythic heroine at the very moment of her ravishment, when she is taken by Zeus, transformed into a shower of gold coins. |
| His ravishment had suffered a sharp natural decline reflected in a mental gloom. |
| But the disgrace of this ravishment of our wife during our hours of carelessness, hath stained us, to be sure. |
| If there's haste, it's a ravishment borne by yourself, not imposed by the medium's structure itself. |
| He drove into a town royally decorated, and still humming with the ravishment of the Tory entrance. |
| A refraction without silvering in a state of perpetual ravishment of itself. |
