LOS ANGELES — Get ready to be mesmerized by Meyerism.
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Or you can just let yourself be mesmerized by the finished product.
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Even then, you'll be beating for almost 15 minutes, during which time you'll be mesmerized by what's happening.
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Relax with a beer on the hotel terrace after your hike and be mesmerized by the mountain peaks before you.
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I had allowed myself to be mesmerized by all the nostalgia, which probably explains why I saw nothing at first.
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But don't be mesmerized by the blue skies created by central bank QE (Quantitative Easing) and near perpetually low interest rates.
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But why waste our time on such frivolity when we can be mesmerized by the national obsession over Russian interference in our democracy?
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Learning that the public could be mesmerized by the daily details of a high-profile criminal trial, celebrity-driven and simply sensational alike.
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In a second post by the new mom, Shriver, too, appears to be "mesmerized" by the infant, gazing down at her with a warm smile.
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How can you not be mesmerized by a bus-sized, seven-ton predator with teeth so powerful it could crush through the bones of its prey?
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"I will say that when we saw Bannon's interview on '60 Minutes,' it was hard not to be mesmerized by the way that guy's mind works."
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The show makes the classic bet that people will be mesmerized by the upper class turmoil and white feminist struggle of the main character Midge Maisel.
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It is easy to be mesmerized by Bowie's powerful visuality in a media saturated world where the role of the ocular is increasingly essential to thinking across a range of motifs.
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Whether you're a skater, artist, or tourist, it's hard not to be mesmerized by the cultural frontier at the edges of society where everyone is accepted and finds a place to express themselves.
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At the same time, I wanted everyone to see what I saw, to be humbled by the power of an environment where you don't have cell service, to be mesmerized by the vastness.
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King argued, when speaking of Vietnam, that even "when the issues at hand seem as perplexing as they often do in the case of this dreadful conflict," we must not be mesmerized by uncertainty.
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Chin is so good at remixing technological apparatuses to demonstrate the received wisdom on which they are based (plus the pitfalls and limitations of those ideas) that a viewer might easily be mesmerized by his supple and elegant facture.
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In a city which has stunning sights — from the natural wonders of Barcelona's beaches and parks, to the incredible architecture by Antoni Gaudi — it's hard for any employee not to be mesmerized by the views of one of Spain's most popular metropolises — of which can be seen from the office's terrace.
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Miranda, along with his In the Heights costar Karen Olivo, guides you through the Pulitzer Prize–winning story of Oscar's tumultuous life, and it won't take long for you to be mesmerized by this story that captures the Dominican American experience as well as the universal desire to keep moving forward through heartbreak.
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If you are curious about the direction that one of the aforementioned artists has taken — and you are ready to be mesmerized by densely tactile work unlike anything else being made today — you should go to the exhibition Sarah Amos: Chalk Lines at CUE (October 24 – December 11, 2019), curated by Barbara Takenaga.
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"Chin is so good at remixing technological apparatuses to demonstrate the received wisdom on which they are based (plus the pitfalls and limitations of those ideas) that a viewer might easily be mesmerized by his supple and elegant facture," wrote Hyperallergic's critic Seph Rodney in a review of Chin's exhibition Mel Chin: All Over the Place at the Queens Museum in 2018.
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Broadcasting critic Dusty Saunders wrote of the scholarly aspects of the documentary, "...Sherman's March, [is] a compelling documentary on The History Channel that's must viewing for Civil War buffs. Even viewers with only passing knowledge about this military action will be mesmerized by this superb recounting."Saunders, Dusty. Rocky Mountain News, television review, April 20, 2007.
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Reviews of the book saw it as "ambitious" and "disturbing" in its conclusions that societies based on individual freedom might succumb to systems such as bureaucratic Communism or Islamic fundamentalism. The Washington Post said that "Readers will be mesmerized by the mirror Bloom holds to the human condition... He draws on a dozen years of research into a jungle of scholarly fields...and meticulously supports every bit of information...." while Chet Raymo in the Boston Globe termed it "a string of rhetorical firecrackers that challenge our many forms of self-righteousness".
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