Enthralled used in a sentence

Enthralled in a sentence as an adjective

I wrote software every day for 12 years, enthralled and eager to try new things.

I opened this expecting to skim and come to the comments, but i'm absolutely enthralled.

CS: APP, on the other hand, really sucked me in - and I'm not the kind of guy that typically gets enthralled by CS texts.

- I'm more likely to skip lunch when I'm enthralled with solving a problem, since I can just grab a snack when I finally snap out of it.

Surely you've been so enthralled by your reading that you didn't notice skipping through the covers to the book laying below!

For the rest of the day, you were overwhelmed and enthralled with the quality and depth of the technical content and expertise.

The risk that Dan describes here is a real one - you can become so enthralled with creating apps that you lose your focus on mastering technologies.

Granted I haven't looked very hard!It takes self-awareness to realize that you are enthralled with something without understanding it.

My own observation is that some ruby/rails developers get so enthralled with testing that it becomes an obsession that eclipses the product that they are building.

I would be enthralled if Mach-O two-level namespacing worked with ObjC classes, but it can not.> The type encodings are simple C strings!They're C strings, not particularly simple.

I put a few outdated textbooks outside with the trash in Amsterdam, and when I came back after getting groceries, there was this homeless guy sitting on the curb, enthralled in Structure of Computer Organization.

Considering that so many programmers are currently enthralled with JavaScript, Ruby, Python and other very very high level languages, the top half of this chart must look very mysterious and unattainable.

In this streamlined age, one of our most under-nourished psychological needs is the craving for Black Magic, and apparently the automatic computer can satisfy this need for the professional software engineers, who are secretly enthralled by the gigantic risks they take in their daring irresponsibility.

I got to that part and felt like the article had become an allegory about our field; I was simultaneously saddened at the idea of being a professional cook in a kitchen where goat cheese was too "niche" and enthralled at the idea of problem-solving food in an setting where the decision to use guacamole might exhaust the global supply of avocados.