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• It would be impossible today to recreate the visual bedazzlement of the original.
• It's a bedazzlement, but some pruning might have been in order.
• The gaze that can't bear what it sees is said to suffer bedazzlement.
• Is it supposed to be bedazzlement?
• Are they seeking bedazzlement or information?
• By at least two measures _ its height and size _ the ITT screen raises the standard of Times Square bedazzlement.
• DAYTON, Ohio-A spectacular being staged at the Moulin Rouge is floridly described as a " gargantuan bedazzlement ."
• With a very large ( 47 ) cast, " Fever " slams you with a spectacle of movement in the mirror-ball bedazzlement of the disco floor.
• Bedazzlement is not equivalent to not seeing; even though the phenomenon can't be clearly seen, it must first be perceived in order for it to be unbearable.
• I know somebody whose every new book _ and he's prolific _ inspires him to a sort of stunned bedazzlement at having managed once again to surpass his every previous achievement.
• But they would say, " That's Michael Hordern, " instantly spotting him in an ensemble, with his downturned mouth, steadily receding hairline and look of perpetual bedazzlement.
• For some years now, Richard Condon . . . has been one of our supreme entertainers, a verbal tap-dancer whose ambitions usually have been limited to bedazzlement, fantasy and dark laughter.
• While live music goes on being promoted as a multicolored festoon of passion, thrills, bedazzlement and beauty, the marketing of recorded music at a certain level is more and more emphasizing the calming effect.
• Yet amid all the bedazzlement, it is easy to overlook the fact that more than a few of Faberge's pieces have a stunning spareness to them, and many have a sleekness that marks them as proto-Art Deco.
• It took only a moment for me to realize their reaction had little to do with bedazzlement and everything to do with the 13 jumbo Band-Aids stanching the flow of my reputation as it oozed from my mutilated but now hairless legs.
• If you've seen a Cirque du Soleil show, you know they're extravaganzas of jaw-dropping acrobatic bedazzlement, of real-life special effects-- human bodies doing things human bodies shouldn't be able to do.
• The enchantment in the title of this entertainingly piquant first novel by Tucker Malarkey comes from a line in the Koran and seems to refer to an attitude of nonbelief, an erroneous conviction that the faith of the ancestors is a sort of bedazzlement, a falsehood.
• NEW YORK-If bedazzlement is the first and perhaps the better part of learning, at least in art, expect to learn a great deal from " Treasury of the World : Jeweled Arts of India in the Age of the Mughals, " a sumptuous exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
• Todd McCarthy of " Variety " praised it for its " moments of delight, humor and bedazzlement ", but went on to say, " But it also becomes more ordinary as it goes along, building to a generic battle climax similar to any number of others in CGI-heavy movies of the past few years ".
• He shot " Ascent to the Sky " ( " La mont閑 au ciel ", 52 min, 2009 ) : in a small valley in Nepal, at the end of a path worn out by so many feet and so many centuries, two old shepherds escape from their village to climb the mountains : shit everywhere, purity of heart, bedazzlement.