When it involves celebrities like Sarah Jessica Parker or Elton John, it is presented in the fawning style favoured by Hello magazine.
In the fawning "Ferran: The Inside Story of El Bulli and the Man Who Reinvented Food," however, he's lost in the weeds.
Throughout the day, Mr. Putin basked in the fawning adulation of journalists visiting the capital from virtually every provincial corner of Russia.
Despite a career in politics, Berejiklian is cast as an "outsider" in the fawning article; a battler whose working class roots allow her to empathise with the Tele readership.
A poster campaign for Young's Bitter had shown a man wearing a ram's head in two lads' dream scenarios - soaking up the attention of bikini-clad women by a hotel pool and basking in the fawning amusement of other blokes in a men's club.
In general, direct and indirect serotonin agonists, reduced ethanol intake to a smaller degree in the Fawn-Hooded rats compared to the P rats.
Antidepressant-like effects of nicotine and reduced nicotinic receptor binding in the Fawn-Hooded rat, an animal model of co-morbid depression and alcoholism.. Progress in Neuro Psychopharmacology & Biological Psychiatry, 33(3), 398-402.
We see this attitude in the fawning interviews with Bill Gates, in which interviewers seek out his perspective on the economy of the future, global poverty, and other important matters.
For most people, birthdays are an annual excuse to be a little egotistical and bask in the fawning embrace of friends, family and colleagues, whether during the perfunctory presentation of a Carvel cake in one's company's break room or trolling one's Facebook feed to see which estranged friend has posted well-wishes.
Are the children mere decoys, like the fawn impersonated in "Gate"?
Consider again the case that was mentioned earlier, of the fawn caught in a forest fire.
