Sentence examples for infatuation over from inspiring English sources

In the end, for all the global infatuation over the fate of Knox, this case is about justice for a handful of families.

According to new research provided by Movehub's 2017 Global Moving Trends Report, Canada has become the world's fifth most popular destination to move to, and [deep sigh] it definitely has a little to do with the world's infatuation over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

For a while, he says, his Springsteen infatuation took over: every conversation in every bar he ever drank in seemed to drift back to Bruce; he tried to tell co-workers, friends, family about the transformative power of this music; he remembers once bursting into tears on a date as he tried to describe the importance of the song Tougher Than the Rest.

What's more likely is that, once the infatuation is over, those opposite tendencies will turn out to be exactly what make the relationship fail.

While both instances produce strong feelings, you may be able to "get over" infatuation a little quicker than true love.

Its title track is a portrait of obsessive infatuation, set over a deceptively breezy reggae lilt.

Andy Kaufman (1982): The "Taxi" star's wrestling infatuation spilled over into this appearance on "Late Night" with his foil, Jerry Lawler.

I hope your long, proud history as a seminal business publication is not tarnished by your head-over-heels infatuation with the Internet.

That reflected both the decline of Internet infatuation and concerns over a heart attack that forced the chief executive, Reza Mikailli, to take a medical leave in June.

My oatmeal was delicious but came in what looked more like an oversize saucer than a bowl, indicative of the hotel's seeming infatuation with form over function.

But Zuckerberg says that the time of Twitter infatuation is now over.