Enamor used in a sentence

Enamor in a sentence as a verb

Those are the people you want to enamor yourself with. And they're either on Apple or Windows gear.

I never understood why tech people have such a strange enamor towards Twitter. Can’t be an industry power dev without it.

Because jockey and enamor suck. So does loveable.

Whining about how much more money you made in the old days when people couldn't escape the cage really doesn't enamor you to people. It's on hollywood to find a new business model that works in a post-cage world.

, which may be a legit goal, but as a system, network, and security administrator, it doesn't enamor it to me.

Even if it's all hogwash, the mere sight of this lavish helping of self-directed criticism more than enamors me to their cause, whatever it may be. Free speech may just be a more effective social control mechanism than democracy.

But enamors him amongst traditional unionists who see his policies as more favorable to American workers.

This is part of what creates such enamor for him in the engineering/tech community. He's the king of nerds, and to a community of nerds who are sick and tired of being led by wellkempt MBAs who don't have any deep understanding of the technology they make leadership decisions for, he's a breadth of fresh air.

This is a perfect example of how UN*Xoids like to enamor themselves that they are the last bastion of responsible devs maintaining the 30 year old system that was never good to begin with from breaking

The good news is that it looks like the laptop divisions of most companies are becoming more enamore with "developer" editions and ultra books as developers are increasingly a noteworthy share of the marketplace. Can Apple really be blamed for pulling back a bit from a retrenching market?

It's extremely well-designed and optimized for a lot of patterns, and it even has a moderately steep learning curve that seems to enamor it to its users, yet it is absurd to argue that absent certification as an approved calculator for the CFA that there would not be be even better handheld calculators used more often that people spent time to learn. The TIbcalculator doesn't address either demand that goals of high school mathematics should address.

I'm not terribly much in favor of mob rule in the first place, but even if I were, it wouldn't further enamor me to see events like the result of the 2000 election. Yes, a relative few voters in Florida found themselves, by accident of history, in possession of political power far outstripping what their numbers would suggest, but given that no one can either plan for or expect such historical accidents, how can they possibly benefit anyone who desires either political power or predictable government?