Sentence examples for infatuation's from inspiring English sources

"The first thing we want to do before we build anything is spend a lot of time researching how people have used Zagat in the past, how they want to use it in the future, what a community-driven platform could look like and how to apply community reviews and ratings to the brand," said Stang, The Infatuation's chief executive officer.

And that's what rankles about the media's infatuation with New York's former attorney general and onetime governor: Most, like Maharawal, simply accept his own description of his accomplishments.

And architecturally, the Lang House represented a high point of Stern's infatuation with Venturi's ideas.

The name "Mme Arnoux", Otilia's third alias, is also that of the object of Frederic Moreau's infatuation in Flaubert's Sentimental Education.

Newt Gingrich, the House speaker, pottered down to breakfast brandishing his latest literary infatuation, Paul Johnson's "The History of the American People".

That marriage — mostly happy, except for Millais's temporary infatuation with Effie's younger and even more beautiful sister, Sophy — lasted 41 years, during which Millais, encouraged by Effie, abandoned his Pre-Raphaelite aestheticism and became a prominent society portraitist.

That expression of grief mirrors the public's campy infatuation with Jackie's appearance.

In the end, the tale of Esther's infatuation emerges as the book's true plot.

In Mr. Kent's interpretation, Senta's infatuation with the Dutchman dates from childhood.

The Wag continued London's club scene's infatuation with black American music, which is something that Ministry carried on.

The city's infatuation with the sneaker began in the 70's and early 80's.