| Ellie was enrapt through my entire explanation, with a glossy look to her eyes as if I was her favorite soap opera. |
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| So much happens in the space of a page that a story by him can hold an enrapt reader with attention deficit disorder. |
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| In his concerts abroad he held his aristocratic, cultivated audiences enrapt as he wove his piano improvisations. |
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| Her lifelong friend seems enrapt in whatever Nicholas' wife is saying, looking away from the woman only when she gets up to leave, apparently for the restroom area. |
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| They watched, enrapt, as two videos of the accused being interviewed by detectives while in custody was shown to the jury of seven women and five men for the first time. |
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| Let the beauty of nature enrapt you and come recharge your batteries by taking a snowshoeing hike in the mountains. |
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| But, still today, looking at a Friedrich can feel like a sideways stumble out of historical time, into a mental state that you may recognize against your will: hypersensitive, enrapt, and dire. |
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| I was enrapt by her stories, thrilled by them. |
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| The Danish guru of streets and public spaces has made a career out of travelling the world to whisper sweet nothings about pedestrianisation and pavement cafes into the ears of enrapt mayors. |
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| From the earliest part of his intellectual awakening to his very deathbed, Lewis was enrapt by the Aeneid. |
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| Roberto Consonni, director general of Italian coffee roaster Lavazza, joined him in front of an enrapt audience. |
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| She sits enrapt as Shakespeare turns the kaleidoscope of life for her, or stands enthralled by Victor Hugo's picture of the human soul. |
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| When Grizzly Bear played New York in early August of last year, everyone there sang along enrapt, glowing an underwater green from the house lights. |
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| An enrapt audience stirred only to applaud and ask for more. |
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