Infatuation in a sentence

Anyone with Italian roots, a love for cooking or an infatuation with the 61 year-old heartthrob will want to dive right into Tucci’s newest best-selling book, which doubles as a memoir of the award-winning actor and cookbook.

But the only way to do that is to get over our blinding infatuation with tearing apart families and stop romanticizing foster care.

His infatuation for Streisand was so deep that even Princess Diana once admitted she wouldn't be surprised if the two became more than "just friends," reported The excerpts from the singer's book confirmed his admiration.

It’s a song of rebellion against the West’s infatuation and fetishization of the military, guns, and societal control.

Love or, to be precise, infatuation that inches dangerously close to stalking, finds an exceedingly strange way of expressing itself in Naren's case, while a hint of lust colours Karan's exchanges with Maya, his prime suspect.

Rather than portray Napoleon’s infatuation as a function of his broader ambition, Scott inverts the historical record.

She fell for two men, but when Matt picked Amber instead, she continued to express an infatuation with him.

Some rom-com couples, like Amanda and Preston in "Can't Hardly Wait," are based on infatuation rather than genuine love and connection.

The affair turns into an infatuation, and could change the lives of everyone involved.

The chemistry between the two then feels less like true love than infantile infatuation.

The themes may be familiar — infatuation, heartbreak and coming of age are hardly revolutionary subjects — but Rodrigo’s increasing stylistic confidence and dry wit combined with the emotional vulnerability of a diary entry make it well worth the listen.

Unless you include Mike’s infatuation for Celia (), which is made very clear by the pet names they have for each other and the way they look at each other, which is all lovey-dovey.

Being born to two of the biggest stars in the world meant Frances was thrust into the spotlight almost immediately - and thanks to her parents' very-public infatuation with the wild side, she was also the subject of scandal very quickly.

For nearly two decades its defining features were sold off like shiny baubles or destroyed thanks to the nation’s stupid infatuation with dull modernity in the 1970s and 80s.

Mace’s infatuation with hawking grotesque anti-trans merchandise harkens back to the despicable racist tradition of selling that celebrated lynchings.

Martha’s version of Fiona struggles with mental health issues, hence her debilitating infatuation with the on-screen star of his own story, Richard Gadd.

Spock's romantic life is focused on his growing infatuation with Chapel (Jess Bush) and his responsibility to his betrothed T'Pring (Gia Sandhu).

Where To Eat Lunch In Santa Monica: The Infatuation has updated their list of Best of SaMo lunch spotsall around town.

Arabs are making the same mistake by allowing an infatuation with Biden’s agenda to fuel a belief that somehow he will advance the cause of establishing a Palestinian state.

But if the US is changing in an increasingly dangerous fashion, where does that leave that foreign policy or that infatuation?