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• Neither experience would enamor him of the Puritans.
• Heather, brokenheartedly, states she must have subconsciously used her telepathy to enamor Marlo.
• In August 2015, she recorded the duet, " Mientras Me Enamors " with Mexican singer, Lalo Brito.
• In doing so, he enamors Yaeko to Kensei, which in turn convinces Kensei that becoming the legend might be beneficial.
• He added that he was now prodding the younger man to follow in his footsteps and take up the game that so enamors the power elite : golf.
• Thugboy's admiration for Emp is so great that usually an entire chapter in every volume of the Empowered series is devoted to the various aspects of his enamor.
• Bailey did not enamor himself to Greene and Boldon after downgrading Greene's victory at the world championships in Greece last year and questioning his fast times early this year.
• He considered the radio play a dramatic, theatrical hoax and, because of his childhood scare, felt it added to his skepticism about alien invasions rather than enamor him to the idea of it.
• Audrey Varella ( Louise Bourgoin ), a beautiful local TV weather girl, who is highly promiscuous, and whose previous lovers include Christophe, enamors Beauvois, hoping to make a better life with him.
• The gothic ideal of a decadent, pale and aristocratic individual who enamors himself to whomever he meets, but who is perceived to have a dark and dangerous inner self is a literary archetype derived from characteristations of Byron.
• "This package has more guts, more numbers, more targets than we've seen in previous packages, and that's helped to enamor people, " said David Atkinson, a financial analyst at Goldman Sachs ( Japan ) Ltd.
• According to pitcher Clem Labine and noted author Roger Kahn, the first thing O'Malley did when he took over was assign Bavasi to enamor himself to Dick Young of the " Daily News " so that O'Malley would not have to worry about ever getting bad press from the Daily News.
• At " Los Angeles Times ", Mikael Wood rated the album three out of four stars, stating that on the release " Campbell is always open to more feeling . " David Jeffries of AllMusic rated the album three-and-a-half stars out of five, writing that the release " is a return to more traditional themes like prayer, creation, and the struggles of everyday life, while traditional gospel plays more of a role than the usual R & B, thus allowing Erica to show off her vocal talents . " At " CCM Magazine ", Andrew Greer rated the album a perfect five stars, saying that the release " is set to enamor urban music history ".