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hypnotised example sentences
hypnotised
1. swirling water below the centre of the bridge, nearly hypnotised by
2. time, but it was if I was hypnotised
3. Danny was terrified but hypnotised also
4. No one is able to be hypnotised against his/her/their will; as willingness to accept the instructions is
5. It must have taken years,’ Robert said dreamily, almost hypnotised by Bart’s fingers
6. He learned that hypnotised subjects could easily be persuaded to
7. facts given by the hypnotised subject -- facts which the young American could
8. Strong emotions and strong drink brought about in Ambrosius a forgetful daze, until he was half hypnotised by the oscillations of his pint glass between the mottled table top and his unsmiling mouth
9. The other men were hypnotised by him,
10. This is an easy way to capture the mind, because it is enchanted by the sweet sound just as a snake is hypnotised by the note of the snake-charmer
11. ‘You did not see how easily she hypnotised Ana’s attacker
12. Michael was hypnotised by fear as he observed the sleekness of the beast, stood transfixed at the great evolutionary leaps human beings had gone through to produce such technical sorcery
13. He was staring at it intently, as if hypnotised by the blue flames
14. Hypnotised, Hanor could not look away, their determination to find him relentless
15. It was as if something about the sea had hypnotised him
16. In numerous other studies and examples, a person could be hypnotised to believe they were being touched with white hot metal when actually touched with an ice cube
17. movements of his Tai Chi had partially hypnotised the patient and that at a certain
18. hypnotised to a deep level during my stay with them and as such certain suggestions had
19. Had it not hypnotised half Europe? My man was very much under the spell of German excellence
20. The boy, as if hypnotised by her, turned suddenly and was gone
21. Only why, as he sat there, had he still this strange dominance over her? His very movements fascinated her as if she were hypnotised by him
22. It was as if Peter had been hypnotised
23. In that case, are we to understand that you hypnotised yourself?
24. The sense of the speech, when divested of all its flowers of rhetoric, was that Maslova, having gained the merchant’s confidence, hypnotised him and went to his lodgings with his key meaning to take all the money herself, but having been caught in the act by Simeon and Euphemia had to share it with them
25. Some, as if they were hypnotised, followed the gang, but then stopped, shook their heads, and followed the prisoners only with their eyes
