infatuation造句

This is not a recent infatuation.

His infatuation blinded him to her faults.

Attraction without closeness is more like a crush or infatuation.

"The essence of love begins when infatuation ends." - anonymous.

He despises her but encourages the infatuation, seeing it as a chance for revenge on Edgar.

But mutual-fund data and other clues suggest that that brief infatuation has ended.

Whatever the case, the end of young love (or even young infatuation) is not easy.

Britain's New Labour government led the world in its infatuation with consultants.

Not all that the Reversionaries stood for was born from a naive infatuation with simple cultures and native peoples.

He said Hollywood's current infatuation with 3d was just an excuse to add surcharges to already expensive cinema tickets.

But infatuation is a temporary feeling lasting, on average, from 3 to 12 months, when most people mistakenly define it as love.

Perhaps my infatuation with Linda Fowler made me vulnerable, and the mix of sweetness and joy and despair and hope in the poem took me by surprise.

Sadly, any honeymoon neurochemistry will wear off within two years. This is why the move from infatuation to long-term contentment is problematic.

Understanding these three stages can make it easier to deal with the infatuation stage and to be prepared for its possible downside.

But at last he found himself back in Bonn, with the feverish infatuation of the gambler, which had succeeded hope in his mind, succeeded in turn by utter despair!

Falling flowers have no choice but sigh deeply, sigh their infatuation, complain of the cruel nature of heaven, but feel no regrets for her feelings. The sea has dried up, the stone has rotted, but the sentiment has not changed.