entrancing

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• “Kirtan” is still an entrancing listen, an intimate glimpse of an artist whose greatness has only just been acknowledged in this world.

• The first sculpture I saw, after a five- or 10-minute hike through the woods, was one of three entrancing pieces by Haegue Yang, a South Korean artist who has fabricated upright, disc-like forms made from light gray, corrugated soapstone.

• The dance these two perform with one another is entrancing and heady and a little mysterious—its steps not easily parsed but always captivating.

• The steady, entrancing rhythms are a well-established motif in dramatizations of the American war in Vietnam.

• Its emotional core is also sure, and serious, entrancing and relatively dark.

• The war is an entrancing possibility, but not yet a reality, and it remains that way throughout the novel.

• Never had the music sounded so entrancing; never had her own feet felt so light.

• A large five-light stained glass window occupies the chancel end; but there is nothing very entrancing in its appearance.

• Music filled the air with entrancing strains, wooing light feet to the giddy dance.

• Pardon me, I kept you on the floor too long; but your step was so perfect, the music so entrancing, I forgot myself.

• And suddenly Edward Henry recognized in her the creature of fifteen years ago!