bewitchingly

It was something totally foreign, yet at the same time bewitchingly familiar.

She picked out a tall young man and smiled at him bewitchingly.

It seemed to blend rather bewitchingly with the music around us, and the glare of so many candles.

He had noticed that never before had she been so bewitchingly beautiful.

And it hurt her further that Elena moaned so bewitchingly.

The other three are seriously, bewitchingly mad.

At one and the same time, she managed to be an alluringly beautiful woman and a bewitchingly innocent girl.

And how bewitchingly he could write!

She is just a bewitchingly innocent, hugable little maid.

With a presence of mind truly Parisian, she took the cue at once, and, to greet me, held out the most bewitchingly little of hands.

Against this shadowy terrain, the glitter of "Private Lives" shines all the more bewitchingly.

Her face had an irresistible charm, with clear blue eyes, warm golden hair, mouth bewitchingly turned up at the corners, and delicate little chin.

Some of the sequences are particularly fine, crisp and contained, and given his thirst for commercial success, bewitchingly spare with long, fluid takes.

But I should have known, by that bewitchingly evil red hair, that there was something more devious to her than her beauty."

She smiled bewitchingly. '

This dusky bloom concentrated into a delicate, adorable down along the line of her upper lip, which was bewitchingly lifted.

Roads to Roma was acclaimed as "bewitchingly beautiful" by Rolling Stone magazine.

'You look bewitchingly lovely, as usual.

"I'm just fine," said Victoria, smiling, though not quite as bewitchingly as normal, as she put her arm through her husband's.

Mr. A, as his victims call him, is so bewitchingly self-absorbed that he has no idea of the damage he leaves in his wake.

How her eyes sparkle on the word adventure, only to sparkle even more bewitchingly on the word aliens.

Although the food at Upstairs never tasted convoluted, it was often built in a complex, layered fashion, resulting in bewitchingly subtle shades of flavor.

She smiled nervously, and (for Lewis) bewitchingly, and (for Morse) heart-eatingly.

'Perhaps you would help me up on deck?' she ventured expectantly, adding with a bewitchingly brief smile, 'I'd hoped to be alone for a while.'

The finale - the most extroverted movement - bristles with pianistic elan, and the calmer episodes, if never rarefied, are bewitchingly gentle.