Sentence examples similar to primary infatuation from inspiring English sources
If New Jersey drivers spend an average of 34 hours a year sitting still in traffic (Briefing, March 26), a primary cause is the irrational infatuation of the state's traffic engineers with long intervals between traffic light changes.
And this public success set the seal on Motherwell's newfound infatuation with what would become his primary medium over the next several years and the locus of some of the most interesting work he would ever do.
Further, while it may seem that Mr. Bush is the one dominating the news lately with one fresh proposal after another, Gore aides express confidence that with major policy positions already laid out by the vice president, he is now well positioned to counter any public infatuation with his rival, much as he did in the primary campaign against former Senator Bill Bradley.
The symptoms may be cultural rather than physical, but as with early films such as Rabid and Shivers, Cronenberg's primary response to the display of disease is one of wry detachment – fascination rather than infatuation.
The infatuation is inscrutable.
The infatuation was mutual.
His infatuation with Russia morphed into an infatuation with Cuba.
That was infatuation, at best.
Murray's infatuation grows.
Infatuation ripened into impersonation.
