Sentences with phrase «infatuation at»

Buddhism is not about self - infatuation at all, but it is about trying to achieve a state of nothingness and leaving this life behind.

Not exact matches

Meals, according to our friends at Infatuation, are just shy of TWENTY courses, including multiple amuse - bouches, four entrees, and two desserts.

Actually, the infatuation stage at the beginning of a dating relationship is very similar to the brain chemistry in drug users.

At a deeper level, our infatuation with technology plays into this idea: technology, particularly military technology, will give us the equivalent of the supernatural invincibility of super-heroes.

The turgidity of Derrida's attempts at playfulness were little more than clinical specimens of his insufferable self - infatuation.

There is poor hope for the world if the newly arisen peoples share the infatuations and make the mistakes which characterized the European states at the period when they were at the same stage of development — the same stage of political consciousness.

It's so easy at the beginning of a relationship to get lost in the giddy infatuation you're both feeling.

Struck by the contingency and organic relatedness of social institutions, practices, and actions, and dismayed by the Utopian ideologies to which so many modern minds are prone, paleoconservatives (as they now style themselves) such as Kirk are opposed to «ideological infatuation» or even to imagining social projects for the future at all.

In describing and accounting for the lives of the Religious Right, which we define simply as religious conservatives with a considerable involvement in political activity, the book and the series tell the story primarily by focusing on leading episodes in the movement's history, including, but not limited to, the groundwork laid by Billy Graham in his relationships with presidents and other prominent political leaders; the resistance of evangelical and other Protestants to the candidacy of the Roman Catholic John F. Kennedy; the rise of what has been called the New Right out of the ashes of Barry Goldwater's defeat in 1964; a battle over sex education in Anaheim, California, in the mid-1960's; a prolonged cultural war over textbooks in West Virginia in the early 1970's — and that is a battle that has been fought less violently in community after community all over the country; the thrill conservative Christians felt over the election of a «born - again» Christian to the Presidency in 1976 and the subsequent disappointment they experienced when they found out that Jimmy Carter was, of all things, a Democrat; the rise of the Moral Majority and its infatuation with Ronald Reagan; the difficulty the Religious Right has had in dealing with abortion, homosexuality and AIDS; Pat Robertson's bid for the presidency and his subsequent launching of the Christian Coalition; efforts by Dr. James Dobson and Gary Bauer to win a «civil war of values» by changing the culture at a deeper level than is represented by winning elections; and, finally, by addressing crucial questions about the appropriate relationship between religion and politics or, as we usually put it, between church and state.

The problem with my infatuation for these treats is that I want to be able to make them at home and feel like I'm a fancy Danish baker that specializes in making homemade danishes.

This sort of recipe also represents the growing national infatuation with peppers at breakfast, either in fresh and dried form or as chili pepper sauces.

have been tired of him for 4 years... wengers misplaced infatuation with the whippet has kept us from strengthening in that position since at least then

Others claim «the point is to «literally cry your eyes out», having been moved into a frenzy of moral clarity by the quite revolting mixture of generalised disgust at black Africa, infatuation with white American virtue and technological superiority, and a dose of good old - fashioned blood - lust.»

Not only did he develop a relationship with the daughter and granddaughter of the subject of Powell's infatuation, he also attended an event at the Albrighton & Woodland hunt in Staffordshire, which Powell was strongly associated with.

I remember my neighbour from across the street [always lecturing] me [on] the difference between infatuation and true love; and he and his wife certainly seemed to have it, and to this day they're married, I think 46 or 47 years at this point.

«At the start of the infatuation phase, it is a chemically driven connection,» she says.

Here we layout an outline of key difference between love and infatuation from a holistic viewpoint looking at physical, psychological and emotive factors.

Romantic lyric: At first, thought it was infatuation, Ooh, it lasted so long, so long / Now I find myself wanting, I want you to marry me, please take you home

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Initially infatuation also feels like love but then it is not at all love.

In any case, when we do feel instantly that someone is a good fit we usually call this chemistry, infatuation or love at first sight.

Because infatuation fires off chemicals in the brain that react similarly during addiction, you can also experience withdrawal symptoms at the beginning of a relationship.

A look at the nuances of attraction, infatuation, interest and love.

Basketball players dating site infatuation Dating site for basketball players a view overlooking the beach and pier at lake worth in the sunshine state have the full intention to get married.

The likes of Bryan Cranston, Blythe Danner and William Petersen needn't have turned up at all, but James Caan lightens the mood whenever he's onscreen and the young unknowns get a chance to shine instead; particularly (the director's daughter) Betty Kaye, who develops a crush on her teacher and Sami Gayle as a young prostitute who develops a similar infatuation.

The images of the two girls frolicking in overgrown fields, or lounging in bedrooms, totally at ease with one another best captures the energy and exuberance that goes into their infatuation.

(Lil» Mikey often gawks at Carly's breast, but that type of mammary infatuation is normal for toddlers.)

One day, she's introduced to the handsome stay - at - home dad of the park, Brad (Wilson, Running with Scissors), and in the short conversation she has, the two form a connection which soon develops into an infatuation for both of them.

At first, Jessie exploits the older man's infatuation.

In the midst of this, the students at Hogwarts are learning about the ways of love and burgeoning romance, which are exacerbated by the introduction of a potion that produces the feeling of infatuation in its imbiber.

3:45 am (17th)-- TCM — The Blue Angel One of Marlene Dietrich's early films, paired with her oft - director Josef von Sternberg — but even though she steals every scene she's in and is the reason the film remains known at all, it's really more about Emil Jannings» tragic professor character, who is dragged from his respected life and social position by his infatuation with Dietrich's showgirl.

I Like Girls / Canada, Director / Screenwriter: Diane Obomsawin (Abenaki)-- Charlotte, Mathilde, Marie and Diane reveal the nitty - gritty about their first loves, sharing funny and intimate tales of one - sided infatuation, mutual attraction, erotic moments and fumbling attempts at sexual expression.

Well, at least one school district in Florida is kissing the state's six - year infatuation with its VAM - based teacher accountability system goodbye.

For six years, suspicions persisted about Kenneth Phillips» relationship with his adolescent students at Jupiter Middle School and his seeming infatuation with bare feet.

«Super Sad True Love Story» is a clever, trenchant satire of our near future, poking fun at homeland security, social network communication, corporate culture, the degradation of language, youth obsession, first - generation - immigrant sensibilities, delusions of inferiority, religious observance, the coarsening of fashion, fiscal irresponsibility, privatization of state functions, bipartisanship, our portable computers, and senseless infatuation.

The other, whose clinical depression is brilliantly signaled by an all - lowercase narrative and so intensely conveyed that his early entries are hard to read, sees at least a glimmer of light fall on his self - image after a chance meeting with Tiny sparks a wild mutual infatuation.

The infatuation with growth at any price has reached an historic extreme, as shown, and sets up for a reversion to the mean, which should be meaningful for value investors.

Don't let sudden infatuation make the decision for you: Take a good look at him or her for signs of physical problems.

You would have to go out of your way to find a beach in Europe that has been untouched by some form of development — whether it is beachside resorts, hotels or England's surprising infatuation with piers and amusement rides at everyone of its most popular beaches.

«We are very grateful for the infatuation the fans have shown and wanted to thank them with this reloaded edition while at the same time making the game available to all platforms,» says Jean - Francois Major, co-founder of Tribute Games.

We walked through his exhibition at Lehmann Maupin to talk about his process, infatuation with the period, and realization that he'll never be a «master painter.»

When viewing the work as a whole, a visual space is created where mid-last-century consumer Americana collides with present day infatuation for nostalgia in all of its false hope for the future while at the same time paying homage to the past.

I initially saw your work back in 2012 at the Fabricators exhibition that sculptor James Capper curated at the Hannah Barry Gallery in London and was blown away by your infatuation with physics, engineering and new technologies.

With his latest exhibition entitled «Wall Ride» at Kolly Gallery in Zurich, Switzerland, Supakitsh presents his new works that embody all his influences — his infatuation with Asia, pop - romantic and musical influences, as well as the use of anthropomorphic creatures such as the Supanimal, who looks like a red panda, fox and bird.

At The American Prospect, check out my take on the current infatuation with art museum expansion.

When I arrive at her studio, high in an old factory warehouse overlooking Manhattan, the ebullient Pozanti shuffles in with a leather sack spilling open with books — Race Against the Machine, How to Create a Mind among them — telling of the newfound infatuations laced within her paintings.

My name is Michał and I have been playing board games since my youth, the first infatuation was of course «Magic and Sword» at the school.

If you look back at the start of your relationship, its likely those issues have been around — in some form — from the very start, but when you were in the infatuation stage with your spouse, they were easier to ignore.

Usually the affair is at the height of the «romantic love» or «infatuation» stage while the marriage is at the depth of the «power struggle» stage.

Until now, psychologists believed that, although infatuation can ignite almost instantly, these kinds of bonds take at least two years to form and that even then, they often couldn't form unless you had a secure bond with a parent in childhood.