Sentences with phrase «people fawning over»

I just have an issue with a lot of people fawning over Liverpool and Tottenham when all they've done so far is huffed and puffed and won nothing.

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Its disgusting to see people like that being fawned over by other «righteous» people.

@Mykids Your premise is true only if the higher power is an insecure jerk who needs people to fawn over him.

There's little chance that tons of people would opt to fawn over the older child (let's be honest a certain amount of cuteness wears off as kids get older) when there's a smaller, more adorable version dressed exactly the same.

These two characteristics of protein are why people are currently fawning over this macronutrient.

All I want is for my 14 - month - old to wear a dress and a bow and stand still against an aged brick wall in optimal outdoor natural lighting while holding my hand and looking up at me in adoration while I stare back at her wearing a dress and heels with perfectly styled hair and a designer handbag so I can post the non-blurry picture to Instagram and include 30 well - placed hashtags so the internet people can fawn en masse over our cuteness.

We like what we know, and the Sideways Fan Club is naturally fawning over this one, but you'd think more people would be shooing Jenkins's Solondzian self - referentiality.

In the meantime, all I could do was fawn over my Twitter feed to see what movies were getting the most hype at the festival, which ones were getting the best reviews, which ones were made by people I liked, and which ones sounded the most bonkers.

The problem is, at any writers event or book fair, they show up in droves whining endlessly about why people aren't fawning all over them and letting them sell their crap at the big kids» podium.

An extremely sweet dog that gets along well with other dogs, the Ibizan isn't at all aggressive to people, though she doesn't tend to fawn over strangers.

While people may fawn over Rosalina, today we are talking about Princess Daisy.

This may be why Josh Smith's current handsome show of paintings that look pretty much like Cy Twombly's work can sell out, be included in museum surveys, and be fawned over by collectors: His work says to these people, «These paintings look just like Twombly, but they're good because I know this, and the paintings also exist as ideas of paintings, and you are in on it.»

People who fawn over celebrities literally make me sick to my stomach.

And yet people continue to fawn over them.