enamoured BrE
enamored AmE

All the men in the party become enamoured with Alice.

Being both enamoured of Just the one thing that is impossible.

She falls for him but he is less enamoured of her.

Not because Michelle is so enamoured with me being president.

Perhaps, being already enamoured of him, she was not difficult to persuade.

Several technical crew members were less enamoured by the director.

Enamoured by the beauty of the place, they decided to spend some time there.

I'm not usually enamoured with films, but this is definitely a must see!

They leave New York and return home enamoured with each other again.

"You seem to be quite enamoured of the little guy, Felicita."

It is well not to let a girl grow too enamoured of her bondage.

He was like an enamoured father, an old fool.

They are particularly enamoured of his moustache, which is formidable.

It looked therefore as if, given further encouragement, she might easily become seriously enamoured of him.

Of this lady it is thought that our Poet became enamoured during his exile.

In the meantime he becomes enamoured with Vincent's easy going lifestyle.

Enamoured of her beauty, he fell in love with her.

Soon, the two are no longer enamoured of their former loves and are now in love with each other.

Enamoured by her photograph, the country wolf departs immediately for the city.

Enamoured of Gothic, which he revived in his own versions.

Craig Murray appears to have a somewhat less enamoured view of him.

Truth to tell, it is not difficult to see why Edward is enamoured of her.

Farmers elsewhere were not so enamoured of the idea.

During these visits he quickly became enamoured with Elizabeth.

Henry was also enamoured of books and their distribution.

Do you think Americans are too enamored of their own life stories?

Or had she grown enamored of the new state over the old?

I didn't want him to get too enamored of my services.

We should not become enamored of a particular one too early."

Let us not become so enamored of our new skills that we put too much trust in them.

He seems enamored of almost no other shape but the high and narrow.

He also became enamored of the piano and learned to play it on his own.

They love few; but once having become enamored are not easily turned aside.

Of course, not everyone is as enamored with the craze.

But other districts are now becoming more enamored of them.

And other countries are less enamored of endless medical progress.

Not that she was so enamored of life, far from it; but one should be free to choose one's death.

The two become enamored of each other and decide to marry in her home town.

At 42, he started to play golf and immediately became enamored of the sport.

Investors in the old economy may be no more enamored of these unions.

He seems even more enamored of his own words.

But others who have tried the service are less enamored of the new connectedness.

The Giants' coaching staff has already become enamored of him.

People also refuse to sell because they become too enamored of an investment.

I will never be as enamored of food as you are.

The notion that he would become enamored of his own wife was absurd.

Meanwhile, Smith has become enamored of his 3-point shot lately.

Through his father, a newspaperman, he became enamored of writing.

"We became very enamored with growth for growth's sake," he said.