Kingsbury's infatuation with Murray is rooted in Texas football tradition.
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The outfit marked his continued infatuation with shiny black pants.
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He has impulses (like his dangerous infatuation with Saudi Arabia).
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The infatuation with Trump is essentially a mass adoption fantasy.
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Josh's infatuation with Sam, meanwhile, unfolds via a series of flashbacks.
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To be honest, I haven't gotten over my infatuation with habits.
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Pais had an "infatuation" with the 1999 Columbine High School shooting.
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His infatuation with the dusty land he found never left him.
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What's most amazing is Wall Street and government's infatuation with inflation.
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An infatuation with screens can easily slide into a moral failing.
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They lost their infatuation with Silicon Valley over a decade ago.
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Despite my infatuation with minimalism, mine is not that minimalist house.
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Kim's infatuation with small animals started when he was a young boy.
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I felt like there was an asymmetry around women's infatuation with men's fashion.
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Trump's infatuation with Putin flies in the face of recent hostile Russian acts.
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" He even developed an infatuation with the film soundtrack to the Zeffirelli "Hamlet.
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Private equity's infatuation with tech has spurred a flurry of deals this year.
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"She has had an infatuation with Columbine and the perpetrators of Columbine," he added.
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Big Sean's an open (comic) book ... when it comes to his infatuation with superheroes.
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But the infatuation with fiction break-ins isn't so fun when you're home alone.
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To the Editor: I don't understand Hillary Clinton's infatuation with Donald Trump's tax returns.
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It's worth remembering, too, exactly how suddenly the game's infatuation with relievers came on.
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"The author has written about her friendship and infatuation with Woody Allen," Dylan wrote.
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Paranoid about another attack, he had developed an "infatuation with guns," his lawyers said.
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He also recounts darker episodes like Johnson's infatuation with the Nazis in the 1930s.
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He's griping about Logan's infatuation with this frivolous place, a park where nothing is real.
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Various people who worked with Kevin Loibl tell TMZ his infatuation with Christina was boundless.
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The internet's — and by extension, the public's — infatuation with weight and appearance is well-documented.
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The question is, can our youthful infatuation with these emo heartthrobs live on into adulthood?
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To many foreigners, the American infatuation with guns is an inexplicable, if defining, national trait.
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Conservatives' infatuation with a lowered corporate tax rate also ends up hurting the middle class.
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Donald Trump's infatuation with hats that have far too many words on them is spreading.
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He ignored women almost completely and was prone to infatuation with younger, intellectually stimulating men.
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" Perhaps most telling is his infatuation with a pet cougar named Josephine. "Ya-ha-hawww!
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She thinks he's a fool and a pushover who's harboring a "sick infatuation" with Offred.
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There's nothing more disturbing about the school-choice movement than its infatuation with private enterprise.
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Danny Meyer's infatuation with Rome goes back to his time there as a college student.
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Pixar's new animated movie "Coco" is a sumptuous portrait of Mexico's infatuation with the afterlife.
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Some might argue matters of policy have been hindered by an infatuation with palace intrigue.
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Conversation teetered from subjects like President Trump's mental health to her infatuation with Benjamin Franklin.
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She suggests that it could also involve an infatuation with the subtleties of human behavior.
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An infatuation with personal image is practically a cornerstone of the youth in modern society.
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But what happened with fashion's supposed infatuation with individuality, standing out, finding the next big trend?
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As for the Saudis, Trump's apparent infatuation with them means he is unlikely to play hardball.
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The media's current infatuation with industrial robots and automated manufacturing has these guys whipped into a frenzy.
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She soon learned that her infatuation with cottages was shared by a number of other New Yorkers.
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Uber and WeWork reflect the high watermark of an infatuation with growth at the expense of margin.
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The pair begin surreptitiously sleeping together regularly as part of their growing, mutual infatuation with each other.
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Given much of America's infatuation with guns, that could be too much to ask for at the moment.
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She displayed an "infatuation" with mass killings like the Columbine shooting and the Oklahoma City bombing, he said.
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Westworld's infatuation with mystery has kept its creators from answering the basic questions on which drama is constructed.
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An entire song is devoted to Rebecca conflating her infatuation with Josh with her need for mental help.
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But Mr. O'Shea's decision is consistent with the fashion industry's recent infatuation with the ornate style of lettering.
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Her tuneful songs mix vulnerability as well as flights of lunacy into her infatuation with her own hotness.
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Over time Farwell's unrelenting infatuation with Bergdahl's story helped to propel him out of his own self-destruction.
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But Reinking exhibited signs of being paranoid and delusional that manifested in his infatuation with Swift, Det. Sgt.
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Our cultural infatuation with organic food and locally grown produce has surged as the earth blisters and withers.
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The infatuation with clear, transparent heels continued with the release of mules, flip-flop heels, pumps, and boots.
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A win for North Korea Bolton's skepticism of Trump's infatuation with North Korea's Kim was also no secret.
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The 'Ernest Hemingway' of Twitter Trump's tweets — and his infatuation with Twitter — are a theme throughout the book.
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What are the misconceptions in depiction of the Nazi infatuation with the occult that you want to clear up?
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Microsoft's infatuation with the technology nearly sank the platform before the company realized it was on the wrong course.
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What is our infatuation with work, and why is it only paid work that seems to matter so much?
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The Democrats have to stop flirting with stupidity and end this reckless infatuation with the Socialist Senator from Vermont.
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Sure, he was probably involved in some shady industry, but my infatuation with him completely clouded my better judgement.
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He would have used the same format to satirize Trump's infatuation with another politician, regardless of sexuality or gender.
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Like the media's infatuation with Nate-the-Once-Great, our marriage to Big Data turned out to be brief.
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Ackroyd does a lovely job of bringing a blush to the cheek of his early infatuation with Ingrid Bergman.
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Your infatuation with the new Mr. Dangerous is, as you seem to recognize, an attempt to recapture that magic.
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Florence, who is thwarted in her writing dreams and acts as her husband's secretary, watches his infatuation with despair.
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PARIS — The Trump administration's infatuation with Saudi Arabia — a defining element of President Trump's early foreign policy — is cooling.
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The Chicago singer crafted a 16-minute EP that feels like a brief infatuation with someone who is mildly unattainable.
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The character breakdown for the role noted Amy's infatuation with her, and that Amy isn't sure what her sexuality is.
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And despite the president's infatuation with strongmen, America—they say—really doesn't think leaders should gun down suspected drug-dealers.
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Exner's infatuation with Kennedy was immediate, and for the next month the pair allegedly spoke on the phone almost daily.
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Beyond her refreshingly positive attitude and looks, it seems van den Herik also shares her cousin's infatuation with newsboy caps.
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But a one-off hurricane and an otherwise tepid earnings report hardly explained analysts' infatuation with the stock, Cramer said.
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The Weinbergs bought their Tuscan home eight years ago, succumbing to an infatuation with Italy, inspired by their Italian housekeeper.
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In 1993, somewhere near the peak of America's infatuation with ''alternative'' music and culture, a feeling of crisis set in.
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His rise coincided with mainstream music's infatuation with an "island sound," landing him features with Drake, Gorillaz, and Jamie xx.
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It was this selfish infatuation with his mistress — and the "fresh start" he imagined — that motivated the killings, prosecutors have said.
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Many people know of Henry VIII's infatuation with Anne Boleyn, but he also had an affair with her older sister, Mary.
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As any van Gogh enthusiast will tell you, the 19th century post impressionist has a serious infatuation with the changing seasons.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. There are many ways for someone to demonstrate a compulsive infatuation with football.
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If it wasn't a soundtrack collection, it could be a concept album about a risky infatuation with a posh happy ending.
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Willow's growing infatuation with the power that magic brings her is compelling on its own, but the drug metaphor is clumsy.
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If ever there was a moment when her infatuation with Greece and all things Greek seems to climax, this is it.
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In recent years, he had caught the familiar New York infatuation with celebrities and delighted in collecting their autographs and pictures.
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And the infatuation with global companies will come to be seen as a passing episode in business history, rather than its end.
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Infatuation with Macron is showing cracks, French pundits commenting on his "Louis XIV" complex: won't talk to media, sends out photos only.
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"Plastic has helped advance innovation in our society, but our infatuation with single-use convenience has led to disastrous consequences," he said.
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It turns out, it wasn't based on the science behind breastfeeding, but instead, the Western infatuation with the "breast is best" mantra.
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Enter: Rx Breakup, an app specifically designed to help you get over your ex — or even just your lingering infatuation with someone.
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A more general aspect of the mania is today's global infatuation with technology, the source and the cult of newborn exorbitant fortunes.
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Before the era of infatuation with the government, the spirit of enterprise and self-determination was a hallmark of the black community.
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There is a techno-inflected edginess to some of the early tracks, a nod to man's infatuation with things that go boom.
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London is a city synonymous with art and culture and nowhere embodies the city's infatuation with art more than the Tate Modern.
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Maas confesses to an "infatuation" with Native American cultures, something else that there is a longstanding tradition of in rock 'n' roll.
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Schwalje tells The Creators Project that A Stage for the Worst of Times is really a celebration of her infatuation with catastrophe.
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"Infatuation with buybacks has ended for both companies and investors," David Kostin, Goldman's chief U.S. equity strategist, said in a note to clients.
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I lost myself in his eyes, wondering whether his infatuation with the King is as deep the twilight glow of his blue iris.
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The United States, and indeed the world, would do well to reconsider the promise and the limitations of its infatuation with renewable energy.
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They had bonded with Kyrgios over a shared infatuation with Pokémon GO, the blockbuster mobile game, and the three were apparently now inseparable.
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She feels compelled to borrow a book and the ensuing infatuation with reading changes her life and the lives of everyone around her.
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Shaw's infatuation with Russia became a full-on love affair with a Soviet autocrat, whereas the Trump bromance with President Putin appears unconsummated.
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Alger, who wrote for young adults, died in 1899, just as America's infatuation with the Protestant work ethic was starting to wear thin.
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"Bad News!" is very much an Akalaitis show, with its evocative visuals and music, its infatuation with the classics, its feeling of ritual.
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He was in New York when he heard the symphony that piqued his infatuation with Mahler, an encounter that was completely by chance.
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In other words, Cuomo's success with voters of color isn't particularly a sign of extraordinary infatuation with him personally or his brand of politics.
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The director has revealed his favourite Australian films, speaking about his infatuation with the cinema scene Down Under on Screen Australia's The Screen Blog.
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They are the sticky, messy, waist-expanding ying to the yang of Southern California's sun-kissed beaches and taut-and-tanned infatuation with wellness.
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They are a company that — had it not been for the media's infatuation with Twitter — Twitter never would have built an enormous user base.
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Perhaps it's the speed and restlessness of these works, compounded by a profound infatuation with the act of drawing, that make them so affecting.
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Yet his work still looks adolescent — all ambition and youthful energy yet plagued with undeveloped talent and a teenager's infatuation with symbols of death.
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The rising popularity of off-brand retail and fast fashion and consumers' infatuation with e-commerce platforms have been two of the primary culprits.
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" In response, Dylan Farrow denounced author Daphne Merkin's alleged 40-year friendship and "infatuation" with Allen, and said the piece contained "multiple obvious falsehoods.
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The short explores aspects of Elliot's character we haven't seen in a while, but more importantly it explores Esmail's burgeoning infatuation with virtual reality.
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Wednesday January 13: Leaked mobile phone messages between Chapo and Kate del Castillo suggest the drug lord was developing an infatuation with the actress.
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Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" represents Toscanini's infatuation with New York, even if it is performed here in a bizarre arrangement for trumpet and piano.
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At the time, however, Tarantino said he chalked up Weinstein's behavior to a specific infatuation with Sorvino, and believed it stopped once they began dating.
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Britain may be known for its bland food and infatuation with David Beckham, but it resembles an aesthetic as cold and harsh as Giggs voice.
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Remember, Kanye has a longstanding infatuation with Michael Jackson, another black icon who saw his public image destroyed by a massive media-tried sex scandal.
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And yet Tiger love thrives, seemingly a function of America's infatuation with stories of redemption and its ability to compartmentalize personal failings and professional success.
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But I hope that in its infatuation with film and deconstruction, "The Conversationalists" is not leading us toward a theater that is also post-emotional.
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This would be a good year to begin educating all those who have been lied to as a result of the American academic infatuation with Marxism.
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Nic Sheff (Mr Chalamet) is a bright and boisterous adolescent whose casual experimentation with soft drugs quickly turns to an infatuation with crystal meth and heroin.
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Before she was found, on Tuesday night, Phillips said Pais had "expressed an infatuation with Columbine," referring to the massacre in which 13 people were killed.
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Upholding the Academy's infatuation with all things Sonny Moore, Skrillex and Diplo's Jack Ü project took home both Best Dance Recording and Best Dance/Electronic Album.
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Directed by Jon Favreau, the busy redo continues Hollywood's infatuation with British actors, though this time it's Idris Elba who puts the purr into Shere Khan.
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Remember the infatuation with counterinsurgency (commonly known by its acronym COIN) that gripped the national security establishment around 2007 when the Iraq "surge" overseen by Gen.
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The Met Breuer show includes works from the late sixties that take to extremes an infatuation with technology which marked some conceptual art of the time.
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It invokes the serious feminist art project of reclaiming "women's work" and at the same time it lampoons the contemporary art world's infatuation with digital media.
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But investors' infatuation with tech — to the exclusion of many other stocks — is worrisome to Daryl Deke, the founding principal and CEO of New Market Wealth Management.
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"Trump seems to have an infatuation with the law enforcement," said Billy Holder (not his real name) a black-market trimmer who works in California's Emerald Triangle.
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Denver school closings Schools around Denver are closed today as police try to track down a woman who reportedly has an "infatuation" with the Columbine mass shooting.
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The Labour Party thrived when it seized the center ground, moving away from its infatuation with socialism and focusing instead on pragmatic issues and pro-growth economics.
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The Sugababes emerged that very September with lead single "Overload"—a smoothly produced R&B track that deals with a teenage girl's giddy infatuation with a boy.
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I just don't understand the infatuation with this particular QB. Tom: How unprecedented was the run of skill-position players in the early first round Thursday night?
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After a case of mistaken identity, he's drawn into a plot that involves kidnapping, a stolen rug, In-N-Out Burger and an abiding infatuation with bowling.
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For the most part, however, the administration's ideas were Bush-Cheney ghosts come to life, not least the infatuation with drilling in vulnerable areas of the Arctic.
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The strike displays Trump's growing infatuation with wielding military power, exacerbates a trend of unchecked presidential authority and forges the kind of ruthless vigilante image he adores.
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Rather, expressing her infatuation with Trisha Paytas, exploring the hurt in being rejected romantically, and crying in her therapist's office provide authenticity that the internet desperately needs.
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"These songs reflected the Japanese public's feeling of jubilation and ascendance into the global leisure class," Cohen says of city pop's infatuation with endless summers and poolside extravagance.
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Niles's kindness—particularly to his ex-wife, Maris, despite her abominable behaviour—and his infatuation with Daphne (one of the great will-they-won't-they storylines) invited sympathy.
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If my infatuation with this fresh-off-the-runway heel still has you scratching your head, go ahead and blame it on the editor affinity for ugly shoes.
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Her infatuation with movie stardom is reflected in a rendition of "It's Only a Paper Moon," whose double vision evokes the allure and the false promises of fame.
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He was excited to cast her in a Greek mythological part, it seems, as a way of explaining to himself the intensity of his sexual infatuation with her.
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Ms. Dojoy had told her friends that her husband abused her and that he was jealous of her infatuation with a Bollywood star, The New York Post reported.
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It's not just that she becomes older; more startling, it's as if we — like her former students — grow out of the infatuation with which we first perceived her.
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But analysts say American white supremacists' infatuation with Russia's top social network has been buttressed by their view that Russia stands as a bastion of white European christendom.
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What started as a typical childhood infatuation with dinosaurs developed into a fascination with the moa, a giant flightless bird native to New Zealand, which is now extinct.
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Beneath Shaw's infatuation with Stalin, moreover, was a force that is still with us: a desire to see in Russia all the qualities that the Western democracies lack.
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In his work for SITE, Dysart illustrates man's infatuation with taming nature and "perfecting" it, and how nature invariably rejects this notion and protests any containment or refinement.
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When asked how Moscow got the impression that its terms might be acceptable, a spokesperson for the National Security Council cited misleading news reports about Trump's infatuation with Russia.
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But as hip America's current infatuation with Korean rapper Keith Ape shows, trap, grime, rap, and general music nerds are looking further and further abroad for their new favorites.
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He's also something of a history buff when it comes to astronomy, and he drew upon our species' artistic infatuation with the Moon when drafting designs for the MoonArk.
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Despite the food industry's ever-increasing infatuation with CBD oil, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not permit CBD to be used in food products or beverages.
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From the 1970s discovery of covert CIA assasination programs to the agency's illegal and immoral infatuation with torture, keeping the CIA accountable to the public remains an uphill climb.
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Washington's win was an exciting moment for this section, since no franchise has provided more YouTube joy than the Capitals and their bizarre infatuation with producing terrible music videos.
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Subjects of discussion include Golden State's drubbing of San Antonio, Blake Griffin's alleged off-court fisticuffs, the new X-Files and NBA conspiracies, and indie rock's infatuation with basketball.
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She had allegedly "made some concerning comments in the past" and had an "infatuation" with both the Columbine shooting and the two shooters, who killed 13 people and themselves.
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When I confessed to an infatuation with someone I didn't seriously want to be with, his response sobered me up: "Then why are you wasting your time?" he asked.
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From his infatuation with naked bodies and the bright hues he uses to paint them, to his psychedelic point of view, we get an inside look at Perry's studio.
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In an interview with BBC reporter Victoria Derbyshire on Monday, Ayling said she realized while being held captive that she needed to take advantage of her captor's infatuation with her.
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Much has already been written about pop culture's never-ending infatuation with youth, and there are plenty of songs, films and books which are based around being 16, or 18.
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Even if the market's infatuation with Mr. Trump lingers, to predict rosy days ahead, you have to make a number of assumptions, and some of them may be a stretch.
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Denver-area schools were closed on Wednesday as authorities searched for an "armed and dangerous" woman who reportedly had an "infatuation" with the 1999 Columbine High School shooting in Colorado.
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The infatuation with the announcement itself, rather than any actual investigation, shows clearly that Mr. Trump was interested only in dirtying the Biden name before a potential election face-off.
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But it was an infatuation with a dancer at Tufts, he said, that landed him in class at the Cambridge School of Ballet, where a teacher instantly recognized his aptitude.
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Walser is telling a version of the story that made Goethe famous in the first place, of the sorrowful young artist Werther's unrequited infatuation with a young woman called Lotte.
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Sara's infatuation with Skyler works surprisingly well, though — mostly because we're supposed to see their relationship as irrational, and Skyler is so hyperbolically airheaded that he's clearly readable as a caricature.
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"He is only risking upsetting the entire apple cut with this infatuation with tariffs," said Stockman, who reiterated his call for a 40% market plunge during his March "Futures Now" appearance.
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The Senate minority leader, notorious for his infatuation with the press, orchestrated a Democratic media blitz during the three week-long trial, leading daily press conferences often multiple times a day.
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"Crawling: A Father's First Year" (2006) — the most like "Falling" — is a sketchbook in prose of Cooper's early infatuation with Zoë and his education as a father in the Berkeley Hills.
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Also in the room, for unclear reasons, is a young ranch hand named Jamie (Lily Gladstone), who finds herself smitten with the instructor, and who pursues her infatuation with nervous dedication.
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The administration's infatuation with industrial policy should concern conservatives who used to believe that when a government manages the marketplace, economies are stalled by the misapplication and waste of capital investment.
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Critic score: 26%Synopsis: "Mary Reilly" tells the classic story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde from the perspective of the housekeeper (Roberts), who harbors a secret infatuation with the doctor.
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Dickies is known for designing, manufacturing and selling workwear across a range of industries, and the fashion world has embraced the brand wholeheartedly as part of its infatuation with utilitarian attire.
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Watching from a boat in the channel at Maverick's, Skudin's father saw his son take a bad wipeout and assumed that would be the end of his infatuation with huge surf.
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But there are ominous trends in vaccine resistance, a byproduct of internet rumors, mistrust of Big Pharma, infatuation with anti-immunization celebrities and the anti-science rhetoric from the Trump administration.
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I have a weird infatuation with these plot holes, and they were something I really wanted to snark about in the new film — but it impressively covers all of its bases.
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Libra is a complicated sign to date, because unless they have a rip roaring infatuation with you, they may not want to rush things even if they're truly interested in you.
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Whatever attitudes he expresses about policy are skin deep, an incoherent, impulse-driven miscellany of ethno-nationalism, isolationism, and an infatuation with authoritarian rulers who he views as partners in deal making.
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It reminds me of when you profiled Karl Rove, and wrote about his idiosyncratic infatuation with the idea that William McKinley had realigned American politics, and he could pull off something similar.
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Rihanna may have rolled her eyes as Drake shared his 7-year infatuation with her at the MTV Video Music Awards, but the two looked cozier than ever at the after-party.
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You can see here that their relationship has more of a solid foundation than Rebecca's infatuation with Josh, and that it is not going to heal or fix either one of them.
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That might fly in the face of golf's current youth-oriented infatuation with the current Big Three — Jason Day, Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth — or Big Four if Rickie Fowler is included.
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But the white nationalist infatuation with dairy also heightened Dr. Novembre's concerns about how to handle new evolutionary studies that deal with behavioral traits, such as how long people stay in school.
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President Trump's inexplicable infatuation with Prince Mohammed must end, and he must recalibrate American policy so that it serves our national interests — not his personal interests or those of the crown prince.
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The musical, called "The Nightman Cometh," is a thinly veiled autobiographical story about Charlie's long-running infatuation with the Waitress and the sexual abuse he suffered at the hands of Uncle Jack.
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And such may be the Grenfell Tower fire for Prime Minister Theresa May, and more broadly for the infatuation with austerity and deregulation of British governments for the past four decades. Mrs.
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In the eyes of many of his peers, Alfred W. Crosby was the father of environmental history, and he owed that distinction in large part to his childhood infatuation with Christopher Columbus.
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Just in time to fizz away, a largely unread hypertext for the 20th century's coming crisis of the real: the postmodern infatuation with questions of authenticity in an age of simulation and replication.
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That these small clanking employees are Time's "seconds" is a nice bit of wordplay, and, along with Time's thesaural speech, it's one of the movie's few nods to Carroll's inventive infatuation with language.
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The British elite's infatuation with globalisation has produced a backlash that now threatens globalisation itself, most obviously in the form of Brexit but potentially in the form of a hard-left Labour government.
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Arielle Pardes charts Silicon Valley's infatuation with fertility, including a startup that now offers an at-home testing kit that makes checking one's reproductive health as simple as submitting a 23andMe gene sample.
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Trump has cooled his early infatuation with Vladimir Putin, but has put only limited public pressure on Putin to rein in Assad's atrocities, other than a seemingly summary declaration that Assad must go.
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Much has been written about Trump's infatuation with the men he calls "my generals," and what his fetishization of military commanders might indicate about his autocratic tendencies or his sense of masculine inadequacy.
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To explain their infatuation with Trader Joe's, fans of the offbeat grocery chain typically cite three factors: low prices, an appealing selection of high-end products and, perhaps above all, irrepressibly friendly employees.
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He may give a hint at the opening of this book, when he confesses that he too participated in the "episode of mass infatuation" with psychoanalysis that swept the country 50 years ago.
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But now, as the nation's infatuation with Southern food matures and Atlanta's recession-battered economy recovers, a city that often looked over its shoulder for culinary validation and inspiration is coming into its own.
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There's the queer, butch Devon (a standout character played by Roberta Colindrez) whose infatuation with Dick is entirely different than Chris's; it is not about wanting Dick, but it's about wanting to be him.
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She even calls out Star-Lord (Chris Pratt) on his infatuation with Gamora (Zoë Saldana) in front of a crowded room just by touching his hand, much to the amusement of Drax (Dave Bautista).
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"She made several comments to folks that we obtained through interviews ... comments that were troubling with regards to her infatuation with Columbine, the recognition that the Columbine anniversary is coming this week," Phillips said.
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This last speculation is supported by another of Lepore's major additions to Gould's story: her account of his long infatuation with the African American sculptor Augusta Savage, a prominent artist of the Harlem Renaissance.
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While attending the American Cancer Society's California Spirit 34 Food and Wine Benefit on Sunday, America's favorite doctor revealed to Entertainment Tonight that his kids actually poke fun of Hollywood's infatuation with their dad.
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From ancient Samurai warriors to the luscious curls of seventeenth-century European aristocrats, bros across the globe have been sporting long hair since well before our infatuation with the hipster man bun of today.
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But that youthful feeling I'm talking about, rooted in a dewy, almost naïve infatuation with theater, is inherent in his latest scripts, "Ajax" and "Squash," both set in academia, where learning is often extracurricular.
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After all, one is not always in raptures over this country and its prowess at nurturing, in its own distinctive manner, unsurpassable callousness, matchless greed, small-minded sectarianism, and a gruesome infatuation with firearms.
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The osmosis of anime comics, street art, Hello Kitty, and Studio Ghibli's cartoon-romance cinema into central European pop culture in the late '90s also collided with high fashion's infatuation with all things Tokyo.
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Janacek's second string quartet, "Intimate Letters," is a peek at the composer's real-life infatuation with a much younger woman, and features movements that oscillate between desperate hysteria and the delicate sounds of pleading.
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In recent conversations, online comments and a few lengthy essays, a growing number of A.I. experts are warning that the infatuation with deep learning may well breed myopia and overinvestment now — and disillusionment later.
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In the delicate final bars of that duet, Mr. Pappano conjured a landscape simultaneously intimate and cosmic; later, he accompanied a young officer's confession of an infatuation with a rush of rustic, hormonal energy.
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"I thought free or rebated products would be more popular than they've been given the investor infatuation with minimal expense ratios," said Todd Rosenbluth, senior director of mutual fund and ETF research at CFRA.
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According to Sergio Tejada, a former congressman who directed the commission, the scandal revealed something essential about García's character: an infatuation with expressions of absolute power and, in particular, with the performance of mercy.
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"She made several comments to folks that we obtained through an interview, comments that were troubling with regards her infatuation with Columbine, the recognition the Columbine anniversary was coming this weekend," Phillips said of Pais.
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Remarkably, as I relay in my article "An Expressionist in New York," the Jewish critic Clement Greenberg faulted Soutine's infatuation with traditional European painting as an antiquated reaction of an insecure Jew from the East.
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Yet one of the most bewildering things centered not on the globe's new-found infatuation with Flappy Bird or the release of Sharknado 2, but on the whereabouts of our new favourite artist, Jelani Blackman.
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An ill-timed infatuation with debt ahead of the 250-260 financial crisis threatened to add it to the industry's towering funeral pyre, which consumed all its big competitors with the exception of Goldman Sachs.
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It's a short first look at the show that focuses on the conflict between the deities of traditional religions and so-called new gods, which represent modern society's infatuation with capitalism, technology, media, and drugs.
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Its social media account has recently boasted every instance that Trump has worn the brand, and Stefano Gabbana himself has gone after online naysayers who've criticized the brand for its infatuation with the first lady.
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Fleabag, the titular character of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's one-woman-show-turned-two-season-TV-program, has captured the imagination of fans, who are expressing their infatuation with all things PWB by copping her look.
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The central character, Paul, has an early infatuation with a craftsman in Italy that provides the story line's loose framework; the plot skips ahead to find him years later, nearly unrecognizable in an acrimonious relationship.
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Her infatuation with the form also became a line of ceramic earrings — smooth links of bone, terra-cotta and black clay that put the earth-toned world she creates in the palm of a hand.
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It was only a few years ago that the growing infatuation with beauty vloggers and reality TV stars like Kim Kardashian West gave us the razor-sharp contouring phenomenon, but it feels like another time altogether.
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Her infatuation with the Reverend can be pretty cringe-inducing, but the scene where Wendy tells Titus how sad and alone she is — while donning a beaming smile as Titus's horror only escalates — is undeniably great.
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Mr Guha also reveals a long-kept, juicy secret: in the 1920s Gandhi had a prolonged (if unconsummated) infatuation with the niece of Rabindranath Tagore, a Bengali poet, whom he called his wife in some letters.
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But the true asset of "The World according to Star Wars" is Mr Sunstein's infectious infatuation with the franchise, allowing him to cross-reference the series to nearly anything from Harry Potter to same-sex marriage.
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She describes the key family drama with relish: Robert's initial infatuation with his piano teacher's daughter Clara, the rage of the father once the romance is discovered, endless separation, legal wrangles and (at last) some reconciliation.
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"Partners in Design" plots Barr's and Johnson's infatuation with European (principally German) modern design, their advocacy of it in America, their support of exiled Bauhaus designers, and their influence on postwar industrial design and museum programming.
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"Walser is telling a version of the story that made Goethe famous in the first place, of the sorrowful young artist Werther's unrequited infatuation with a young woman called Lotte," Benjamin Markovits writes in his review.
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Lodging with a professor, he experiences culture shock and an infatuation with his host's daughter, but when he realizes that they see him as an object of curiosity, he leaves and mixes among Paris's Arab intelligentsia.
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That's probably why my ex and I couldn't stop singing the lyrics to "1950," which are bold, sentimental, and self-aware of their own sappiness, much like my infatuation with her at the beginning of our relationship.
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"In a nutshell, infatuation with skin care and beauty in the Asian markets leads populations to spend twice as much, if not more, on skin care versus the American consumer," says Shereene Idriss, MD, at Wexler Dermatology.
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Mr. Sears, in the dominant role of Con, tears into his character's bleeding heart with turbulent energy, storming around the stage, his hair a tousled mess as he agonizes over his beloved Nina's sudden infatuation with Trigorin.
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Jay's first supercar crush was a 1955 Mercedes 300 SL. This first love was followed closely by Jay's infatuation with the Lamborghini Miura, a car that received worldwide acclaim when it appeared in the film, The Italian Job.
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The ongoing infatuation with the 1945 "Kissing Sailor" image highlights our collective ability to overlook the facts in favor of a prettier, more easily digestible picture, especially when juxtaposed with the outrage over Woodington's decision to recreate it.
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Buy it here >>In this delightful comic novel, two sisters' infatuation with language is what bonds them … until it doesn't, leading to a literal war of words when they find themselves fighting for ownership of the family dictionary.
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Midway through, just as we've accepted the semi-fantastical parameters of Lazzaro's world — his half-secret friendship with the Marchesa's son, Tancredi (Luca Chikovani); his chaste infatuation with a young woman named Antonia (Agnese Graziani) — our perspective changes.
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Investors haven't totally lost their infatuation with Silicon Valley as the heart of tech innovation, but skyrocketing costs of living and competition for talent have definitely cooled the affair, according to several speakers at TechCrunch's Disrupt conference on Wednesday.
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An 18-year-old who authorities say had an "infatuation" with the 1999 Columbine High School massacre appears to have kept a journal online in which she wrote about suicide and guns, and alluded to "plans" she was making.
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From Drake rapping about his infatuation with Rihanna and Ross' verse about how his success makes him get any woman he wants, the single is filled bars informing listeners of how the pair plans to dominate the rap game.
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The woman authorities said had "expressed an infatuation" with the 1999 Columbine High School shooting and whose threats prompted the Wednesday closing of many Denver-area schools has been found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities announced.
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Dahl never heard Loibl mention Grimmie, but Dennington -- who also worked at the store -- mentioned the matter to Dahl in January or February, saying their friendship was in jeopardy because of Loibl's "unrealistic infatuation with Christina Grimmie," the supervisor said.
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And yet, promoting his film Empire of the Sun in 1987, he often sounded like a man at war with his own Peter Pan-ish infatuation with youth—embarrassed, or even ashamed, of how long he'd managed to indulge it.
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The women's opposing natures create a tension that drives the narrative, while the well-wrought texture of their everyday lives — containing such elements as the "dark magic of Diet Coke" and their youthful infatuation with Rob Lowe — keeps it grounded.
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And just as our infatuation with kale salads was born of phenomena like the farm-to-table movement and the elevation of the chef to social arbiter, the culinary fads and innovations of previous eras reflected their own concerns and conflicts.
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His lifelong infatuation with the czarist past, the art and architecture of the Orthodox Church and the mystical conception of Holy Russia found an eager audience among audiences disillusioned with Communism and distraught by Russia's loss of standing in the world.
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In PERFECT WAVE: More Essays on Art and Democracy (University of Chicago, $25), an idiosyncratic blend of memoir and pop-culture reflection, the art critic Dave Hickey tells the tale of his youthful infatuation with surfing in the early 1950s.
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This is what is going to be most important to Rebecca in her new life in West Covina, California — not her baseless infatuation with Josh or her tortured flirtation with Greg, but her deep platonic friendship and ensuing mindmeld with Paula.
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Even at 51, R. Kelly's infatuation with younger women doesn't cause mass outrage like it should because America has a funny way of compartmentalizing the elements of race, class, and gender—and when those elements intersect, the country cares even less.
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The opening 10 or 15 minutes of "Alice Moki Jayne" glow, as morning light seeps through his translucent guitar, and throughout the album he maintains a dazzled wonder, a gracious infatuation with electric sound and how it refracts into chunks and slivers.
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One thing is clear: The Obama-era target of cutting domestic greenhouse gas emissions by 26 to 28 percent below 2005 levels by 2020 is now dead, due to the Trump White House's infatuation with fossil fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas.
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When Ruscha refused to answer, Bismuth, perhaps inspired by the American artist's infatuation with the contradictory and the illogical, decided to hire a private detective to explore the matter without telling him the gig would be part of a larger art project.
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Nevertheless, because of its petroleum resources and an infatuation with the Saudi crown prince, President Trump has fortified American relations with Saudi Arabia during his presidency and has refrained from criticizing the Saudis for the apparent assassination of the dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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In those wanderings, his days of camaraderie and deprivation glimmer up from World War II, a boyhood infatuation with his piano teacher surges, and a tenderness flares toward his children, yearning for a simpler time before the onset of their uneasy adulthoods.
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Lamster deals extensively with Johnson's horrendous infatuation with the Nazis in the 1930s, a ghastly chapter that was well documented in Franz Schulze's 1994 biography and that Lamster fleshes out with a few more details, which do not redound to his subject's benefit.
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I also intended to do research for my novel "Loner," about a Harvard freshman not prone to checking his privilege, who, in his ruthlessly amoral, Tom Ripley-like desire to ascend the college's social ladder, develops an infatuation with a rich female classmate.
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What Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is suggesting is that, as a culture, we have spent so long obsessing over stories in which friendship is subordinate to romantic love — and as a result, our newfound infatuation with platonic love stories might not be entirely trustworthy.
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The show has an infatuation with Buddhist monks and local temples—Becca visited a Buddhist temple with Blake Horstmann to get "advice" about their relationship, just as Chris Soules and Becca Tilley did while visiting a sacred temple while they were in Bali.
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For anyone who can recall the sound of a dial-up modem, PEN15 has many details — the gel pens, the note-passing, that strange school-wide roleplay to raise awareness about drunk driving, an infatuation with the Spice Girls — that will feel uncannily familiar.
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Then-Prime Minister Tony Abbott described Monis as "a deeply disturbed individual (with) a long history of crime, a long history of mental instability and infatuation with extremism," adding that he "sought to cloak his actions with the symbolism of the (ISIS) death cult."
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For all of us — or at least, for me and everyone I know — it is tempting to think that our interiority is so special and advanced that we are in fact the first people to develop an infatuation with someone's mind via a digital conduit.
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The themes in this film, unlike in Arrival, sag under the weight of the unrewarded slow movement, the preoccupation and even infatuation with the look of things (snow falling, holograms, the LA streets) that the original Blade Runner never indulged to such an obvious extent.
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She must have plenty of confidence in the Commander's infatuation with her (and in Serena's allyship, which has been fickle at best) to assume that he hasn't contacted the authorities — and that she won't be mortally punished for smuggling a baby out of the country.
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Either, Jaime is going to backslide into his disturbing infatuation with his sister and get himself murdered during the Battle for King's Landing — or he's going to kill Cersei and return to Brienne, which will have a limited emotional impact thanks to being so rushed.
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There's also no word on E Corp's growing infatuation with taking over the Congo, and there's barely any mention of Angela — other than a brief scene at the end of the episode in which it appears she's joined forces with White Rose and the Dark Army.
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Season 1's eight episodes follow Victoria through her first three years as queen; years dominated by her infatuation with her prime minister, Lord Melbourne (Rufus Sewell), her growing confidence as ruler, and her eventual passion for her first cousin, the German Prince Albert (Mr. Hughes).
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Like Andrea's relationship, Chris's infatuation with Dick doesn't make much sense: Dick tells Chris that her love for him is "groundless," and what we actually see or experience of him makes him (through Chris's descriptions and, finally, a letter of his own) seem like probably a loser.
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But now that we know Trump as more than a real-estate developer, it is hard not to think back to Johnson's infatuation with dictators, his snobbery, his obsession with being noticed, and wonder if they did not have a little more in common than it seemed back then.
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In the opening scene, when Frankie sees Janice and Jarvis together for the first time, the cropped-haired Ms. Gevinson, clad in boyish shorts and T-shirt, is indeed truly alarming in her infatuation with the pair, stroking their shoes and pants legs as if they were religious icons.
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Clinton's running mate, Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, drew a boisterous cheer from a crowd in Exeter when he referred to Mr. Trump's infatuation with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia: "If you can't tell the difference between dictatorship and leadership, then you have no business being president," he said.
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Lawyers, hoping to appeal to the Court's swing vote, sprinkled their briefs and arguments with "dignity," even as critics on both the left and the right found Kennedy's infatuation with the word (which does not appear in the Constitution) maddening, because it was never quite clear what he meant by it.
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Instead, millions of parents, students and educators across Colorado awoke on Wednesday to news that an armed 70-year-old woman with an infatuation with the massacre had flown across the country to Colorado and that hundreds of schools had closed as a precaution as the authorities frantically searched for her.
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" Her infatuation with the United States led her to apply for a slot in a new State Department "future leaders" exchange program, which placed top students from the former Soviet Union in United States high schools to "ensure long-lasting peace and understanding between the U.S. and the countries of Eurasia.
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The Babadook's queer legacy and our infatuation with it borrows on all these ideas: the desire to go with and improve upon the joke, the increasing earnestness around that joke, and the resulting amplification of the absurdity of a homosexual Babadook living a life of queer defiance by terrorizing a white, Australian family.
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Still, all the efforts to flesh out the mythology -- about gigantic titans that have secretly resided among us -- transparently play as an excuse to justify that endeavor, with the franchise's bigger-is-better mentality providing a good metaphor for Hollywood's infatuation with blockbusters and putting big stars (literally, in this case) on the marquee.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE's (R-Texas) continuing infatuation with dictators reflects a long and dangerous tradition among conservative politicians.
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Suddenly, the skepticism of Dwight Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush has melted into a gooey infatuation with a Russian leader who kills and imprisons his political opponents, invades neighboring democracies, and whose collaborators likely authorized the shooting down of a civilian jetliner over Ukrainian airspace.
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Trump's infatuation with Russian President Vladimir Putin is well chronicled, but Rucker and Leonnig's work shows Trump was champing at the bit to meet the dictator even before he officially took over the White House: "During the transition he interrupt[ed] an interview with one of his secretary of state candidates," Rucker and Leonnig write.
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Instead, he high-tailed it in the opposite direction, to Italy, where Season 2 finds him working as an apprentice to a pasta maker, entertaining a visit from his New York pal Arnold (Eric Wareheim) and falling into infatuation with a new beauty, Francesca (Alessandra Mastronardi), who is as unavailable as perhaps he is.
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On Saturday, Decodings and Continuum features Mariah Garnett's 2014 film Encounters I May or May Not Have Had with Peter Berlin, capturing the artist's infatuation with the '70s gay sex symbol, and Dominic Angerame's experimental city symphony Continuum (1987), with other films from Guvnor Nelson, Cauleen Smith, and Canyon Cinema founders Baillie and Chick Strand.
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Dance and electronic music has long had a fickle relationship with the future, but its big-tent iteration—"EDM," for the marketers out there—often takes a "live for tonight" attitude that encapsulates the fatalism of being young and unsure of what tomorrow will bring, an infatuation with the ticking second-hand of the present moment.
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By the time we made it to Curry Hammock State Park, a tidy loop of campsites occupied by gargantuan R.V.s and separated from the shore by a wall of brush, I feared my expectations for the Keys, shaped by a fleeting childhood infatuation with Jimmy Buffett and, more recently, the Netflix noir series "Bloodline," had been too high.
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Michelangelo's guide is an ingratiating poet named Mesihi who chauffeurs him to what he calls the "Santa Sophia Basilica" — today known as the Hagia Sophia — and to outdoor markets where animals are sold alongside men and to an evening concert where Michelangelo is drawn into an infatuation with an androgynous dancer whose sex he is unable to decipher.
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But in the wake of a truly blissed-out first date thanks to a chanting intersectional minister/renter played by Unreal's Shiri Appleby, Isobel's infatuation with Hailey starts to dredge up buried resentments in her bond to Cam, not to mention that whole battle to love fearlessly and un-self-consciously, even when you're not totally clear on your own sexual preferences.
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Ms. Mitchell keeps in check the play's various strands, which include a gay couple — Carl (Peter Hobday) and Rod (George Taylor) — whose love is tested to the limit and beyond, and Tinker's own infatuation with an unnamed dancer (Natalie Klamar) who dares herself to speak the words "I love you" amid an overpoweringly gray landscape that snuffs out such sentiments at every turn.
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One such artist is Etel Adnan, the 94-year-old Lebanese multimedia artist, writer, poet, and intellectual, whose work was notably shown at Sfeir-Semler Gallery in Beirut in 2010, Documenta 13 in 2012, and at the Museum of Modern Art in New York's small but seminal exhibition Making Space in 2017, provoking a widespread infatuation with her life and art.
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Absurdly, my infatuation with shitty sherry—and, if I was feeling fancy, a 750 mL bottle of Copper Moon malbec—was something I'd make subtle quips about in social settings, presumably hoping to rack up some of that esteemed bad boy cred I missed out on by skipping high school prom to play Star Wars video games with my friends.
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The gratuitous descriptions choke (a kitchen shines in "a pee-tinted light"), and it can be hard to see the characters through all their quirks (Tom's infatuation with unicorns, Mishti's Bollywood romance movies), moving about as though with lifeless stage direction and sending up convoluted thought bubbles in their every interaction ("I thought in all plainness," says Nell, "that I would now expressly die").
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Law enforcement officials and people who track the memorabilia trade say thieves are drawn to sports memorabilia because the value of the items taken — from places like the Harness Racing Museum in Goshen, N.Y.; the U.S.G.A. Museum in Bernards Township, N.J.; and the Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center in Little Falls, N.J. — continues to rise as the infatuation with items once owned by stars grows.
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Though the situation may seem improbable to some, anti-vaccine sentiment has been building for decades, a byproduct of an internet humming with rumor and misinformation; the backlash against Big Pharma; an infatuation with celebrities that gives special credence to the anti-immunization statements from actors like Jenny McCarthy, Jim Carrey and Alicia Silverstone, the rapper Kevin Gates and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. And now, the Trump administration's anti-science rhetoric.
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The five exquisitely composed sections of this novel follow the protagonist, Paul, through the great loves of his life: a youthful infatuation with a cabinetmaker on a small Italian island, a disintegrating relationship with a woman he meets while playing tennis, an obsession with a man encountered at the same tennis courts, a passionate affair with a woman from university whom he sees every few years, and extramarital overtures to a much younger woman (he quit smoking the year she was born).
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