enchantingly

She changed into the most enchantingly beautiful thing he'd ever seen.

In other circumstances, she might have found it enchantingly beautiful.

The enchantingly soft curves of her body moved in his direction.

She smiled enchantingly, but it didn't come off very well.

He also has an ear for the enchantingly oddball line.

Nowhere else on the face of the earth will he find so many enchantingly white and straight teeth.

She asked several others too but she smiled enchantingly at him.

Still, he knew only too well how enchantingly beautiful she was, with her pale gold hair and innocent green eyes.

This enchantingly dotty building has recently been restored and is now on the market.

In one of his dictations he said: The skies are enchantingly blue.

It is, he says, one of the Island's "most enchantingly designed wineries."

Much of it is therefore mundane, but is rendered enchantingly so.

I am by far too brown-complexioned to wear white, but you will look enchantingly in it!"

For the first time he smiled, and his dirty, sullen face lighted up enchantingly.

She turned her head and smiled enchantingly at Poirot.

Traveling the landscape, which is enchantingly familiar, yet surreal and unknown.

She smiled enchantingly at him over her glass and sipped the bubbly wine.

She moves enchantingly through an otherwise treacly film that wouldn't work without her.

As for the model rooms, it's enough that they enchantingly capture both the feeling of doll play and adult habitation.

Contemporaries describe her as enchantingly silent and beautiful.

She stopped and smiled at him enchantingly.

"You are ready," Christopher anticipated her protest, "and you look enchantingly beautiful."

However, we could not seem to persuade the otherwise enchantingly tractable hotel drivers to go anywhere near it.

She played the harpsichord, spoke six languages enchantingly.