Also enthralled by the presence of the furry faux critters?
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He was reportedly "enthralled" by the "huge" ratings the show got.
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It's partly why I'm enthralled by this particular breed of show.
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Dream looks adorably enthralled by the crown and beard filters, too.
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I wasn't immune; I'd always been enthralled by stories of wreckage.
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They may defer to power because they are enthralled by it.
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Instagram users seemed to be enthralled by the statement-making accessory.
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I was enthralled by the majesty and cultural might of the city.
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I remember being a kid and finding myself enthralled by the storyline.
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An old leader is a problem only when enthralled by geriatric ideas.
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Hollywood, like much of American culture, remains enthralled by the Kennedy mystique.
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He is surprised and enthralled by the friendliness he has experienced here.
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The commissioners, apparently enthralled by Blahyi's account, challenged few of his claims.
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Siminoff has long been enthralled by the idea of the great entrepreneurs.
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Scott J. Bolton, Juno's principal investigator, was also enthralled by the pictures.
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A flock of cranes, enthralled by the glow of monitors in the distance.
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Are you a student enthralled by robots and the AI that powers them?
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As a teenager in the 1970s, he was enthralled by the comedian's recordings.
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As a reader, I was enthralled by this collection of Freeman Dyson's letters.
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Enthralled by what she saw and heard there, Ms. Moorman entered the scene.
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O'Neill was enthralled by Strindberg and Ibsen at the time, and it shows.
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They were enthralled by his youth, multiracial heritage and optimism ("Yes we can").
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I was totally enthralled by making up my own world and illustrating it.
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People are generally more comfortable partying it up than being enthralled by something.
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He was enthralled by a nation with an almost colorblind perspective on race.
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Moreover, Dr Abbot and Mr Pancholi are not the only ones enthralled by eggshells.
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Kendrick would likely be enthralled by the passionate force of an Aries in love.
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Young people are enthralled by his caustic put-downs of rivals on social media.
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When Aleksei was 6, he met a Soviet pilot and became enthralled by aviation.
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There, he's enthralled by John Salteau, whom he believes to be an Ojibway storyteller.
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I kind of understood why everyone was so enthralled by it at the time.
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Perhaps it's because Hunt is enthralled by Meredith's quirks, like drinking straight from the faucet.
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Many of the rest seem to be enthralled by Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candidate.
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Truth holds little power, and the media is still enthralled by the monster it made.
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Steve Cohen (Tenn.), a liberal Memphis Democrat, was among the spectators enthralled by the spectacle.
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This is an entirely human story in a medium enthralled by technology, violence and fantasy.
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"I would have paid her triple, I was so enthralled by her spirit," White said.
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As a kid growing up in South Florida, he was enthralled by science fiction and robots.
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Ester is an aspiring intellectual who finds herself enthralled by an artist/provocateur named Hugo Rask.
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George becomes particularly enthralled by what she calls "an essential tool in the bloodletter's armamentarium"—leeches.
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As a young man, he had been enthralled by the persona of the actor James Dean.
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Perhaps most importantly, he is straightforward and doesn't appear swayed or enthralled by the political process.
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Players and staff were enthralled by Rylan's vigor to propel women's hockey to a higher level.
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He urged her on here to greater expressivity, and even he seemed enthralled by the results.
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On a recent visit, the gallery was full of gleeful, wide-eyed adults enthralled by the macabre.
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In college, she said, she became enthralled by a charismatic student leader who tried to seduce her.
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It's hard to imagine a Monitor devotee spinning A Productive Cough and being enthralled by the results.
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But Peter is too enthralled by his supernatural bag of tricks, and too young for impulse control.
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On his way to see "Annie," Hansbury was enthralled by the "scruffy sidewalk buskers" in Times Square.
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But Tupperware's founder, Earl Tupper, enthralled by Ms. Wise's moneymaking abilities, made her the company's public face.
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They were enthralled by each other, of course, the look, the costuming, the modes of self-parade.
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Middle sister's mother instantly assumes that she is under his spell, enthralled by a local bad boy.
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" A chorus of girls, enthralled by Sandy's account of her school break romance, sings: "Tell me more!
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Sports of The Times Who else is enthralled by this holiday season's blockbuster drama, Putin vs. Bach?
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President Trump was enthralled by the ratings numbers and made a congratulatory call to the show's star.
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All the same, he remained enthralled by the celebrity culture that spoke to his more progressive peers.
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Was she sexually enthralled by the imperial Scully, or was she drawn to the more gentlemanly Tyler?
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"It's easy to do: The Senate leadership is enthralled by Trump," Reid said Wednesday, according to Politico.
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Ms. Wiseman, enthralled by the video, posted it on the company's Facebook page, and it went viral.
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Monica Lewinsky, who at first was enthralled by the story, appeared to be apologetic a few days later.
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Newspaper endorsements tend to favour the party out of power, perhaps because editors are enthralled by challengers' charisma.
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Then we started writing this music that was angry and visceral and we all became enthralled by it.
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I remember being enthralled by this amazing cut of this culture that's so elusive for me to find.
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You become enthralled by the brute presence of this enormous hunk of steel and your involvement with it.
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Charlene shared three photos of the mini party, showing Princess Gabriella particular enthralled by the sparkler candle display.
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At the time, Christie appeared strangely enthralled by the high-level attention, which he was quick to advertise.
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As one of the cases' more prominent alibi witnesses, we were enthralled by her conversations with Sarah Koenig.
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Makeup lovers are a flighty species, enthralled by millennial pink one day and grungy black-plum the next.
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At first he was enthralled by the Abstract Expressionism of the period, but he eventually found it limiting.
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Just look at this sweet little boy, enthralled by an ad at Target featuring someone just like him!
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"I didn't even think of him as totally racist, but he was enthralled by a borderline racist nationalist movement."
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He went to University of Hawaii games and was enthralled by the atmosphere, and the size of the arena.
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He was "enthralled" by a professor's talk on visual pattern recognition software that could automatically classify species of birds.
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As she contradicts herself again and again, Dr Jordan becomes increasingly enthralled by her, ultimately losing his professional detachment.
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Then I found out it was a true story — completely true ― and I was shocked and enthralled by that.
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If you're tired or PMS-y — or enthralled by a shockingly good Tinder date — at least make an appearance.
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I was less enthralled by lengua (tongue), although those who love its stubborn texture will appreciate this forthright version.
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Enthralled by the attitude toward hockey here, Belyakova said the "purpose of my life" became playing in North America.
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Eventually he became enthralled by local traditions like Courir de Mardi Gras and communal hog slaughters known as boucheries.
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Stock markets in the United States were surging, enthralled by the regulation-slashing, tax-shrinking predilections of President Trump.
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He's pushing 30 but is as enthralled by fantasies of buried riches as he was when he was a boy.
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Sullivan was enthralled by the emerging web and quit his job in newspapers to join a friend's web development company.
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An earnest and exuberant custodian, he's enthralled by the mythologies of the ravens and the storied, haunted tower they inhabit.
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Jeremy Lee, head chef at at Soho restaurant, Quo Vadis is another London food titan enthralled by the small island.
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She was enthralled by the stars in the clear night skies and joined with friends in forming an astronomy club.
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As they prepare for a third encounter, Japan has been enthralled by more than just a budding on-field rivalry.
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When she was in college, she didn't want to leave the lab, enthralled by every step of her biochemistry experiments.
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Later, he becomes so enthralled by his vision that he excuses—and is excused for—all the wreckage around him.
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Much of modern Western society remains enthralled by tales of human dominion over nature and dreams of endless technological expansion.
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Even Monica Lewinsky couldn't help but become enthralled by the story, asking Blair on Twitter when her next set up is.
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Democrats who are not enthralled by any of the candidates during this presidential cycle have looked to Clinton as an option.
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Zoya becomes enthralled by the woman she is supposed to kill, who, it turns out, has murderous plans of her own.
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Seeing the nine fun-loving Kennedy kids together was completely outside her experience, and she was enthralled by them, Byrne wrote.
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I was enthralled by the spectacle and, like many children of the era, decided then and there to become an astronaut.
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I think we carry an echo of those experiences today—perhaps that explains why we are all so enthralled by volcanoes.
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If you were enthralled by recent releases like Final Fantasy XV and Gravity Rush 2, this one is worth checking out.
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"I remember being so enthralled by the language and the sense of motion inside of the piece," he said by telephone.
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This energy permeates "Teenage Emotions," a fitting soundtrack for a generation enthralled by the utopian promises of inclusivity and self-acceptance.
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It makes sense that Harry would be both indebted to and enthralled by her trailblazing style: to be honest, who wouldn't?
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In his Oxford years, he became enthralled by the poetry of Ezra Pound, the subject of his doctoral thesis at Harvard.
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I became really enthralled by time-lapse imagery and I hope to use that a lot more in the coming years.
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Enthralled by Michelangelo's work, the younger Sebastiano often made paintings based on his drawings, and the two had an extensive correspondence.
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Enthralled by the 1980s sunglasses worn by the rubber-legged teen social media star Roy Purdy in his absurdist dance videos?
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Born 41 years after the incident, Charles Lindbergh grew up enthralled by the tale, coming to see himself in the story.
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Talking to Erica, the images she was enthralled by on her tour with Oteri were things that wouldn't demand attention otherwise.
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Enthralled by the art, he studied in San Francisco with Anna Halprin (then known as Ann Halprin), a prominent modern-dance teacher.
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And you absolutely do not need to be a crossword enthusiast to be enthralled by this unique, mind-expanding, and joyful experience!
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As was the case with his fellow Minnesotan, Prince, Dylan has always kept the masses enthralled by keeping his processes to himself.
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Obama was so enthralled by technology and innovation that he made it a centerpiece of his 2013 State of the Union Address.
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At the same time, I was also enthralled by the incredibly creative gameplay and aesthetics Sega produced with Crazy Taxi and Shenmue.
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Instead, I was an annoying teenager, and I became really enthralled by fossils when I was about 14 or 15 years old.
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Nick Merrill, traveling press secretary for Clinton, tweeted a picture of the Democratic presidential nominee looking positively enthralled by the Cubs' win.
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Look, I don't know all the facts about this, and it's possible that Joe Buck truly is enthralled by missed extra points.
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Moyn appears too enthralled by his fantasy of "a new form of humane warfare" to let the facts get in his way.
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Though she had dreamed of going to Harvard and becoming a scientist, she became enthralled by stories she heard about Mr. Raniere.
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Both Dr. Reed and Dr. Martin are enthralled by the ease and power of the Crispr gene-editing tool, invented in 2012.
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Mr. Sanders became a mission-driven lefty, enthralled by socialist and communist governments abroad and the fight for working people at home.
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However, you just might find yourself more enthralled by the fun advertising spots that pop up on screen in between the action.
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He was enthralled by the challenge and joined NASA in September 22003 as one of nine pilots selected for the Gemini program.
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History: Trump's love affair with the royal family dates back to his mother, a Scottish immigrant who was enthralled by the queen.
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Suddenly you're less enthralled by the adventure of three young wizards and more concerned that no one seems to be watching the kids.
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I would also argue that I wouldn't want to bring back dinosaurs, even though I study them and am so enthralled by them.
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In the sweet family shot, everyone smiled except for Brayden who appeared to be enthralled by the giant white bunny standing behind him.
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Friston, like many others, became enthralled by Hinton's "childlike enthusiasm" for the most unchildlike of statistical models, and the two men became friends.
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Yet I vividly remember standing on that sidewalk and being enthralled by the most futuristic video game I had ever played: F-Zero.
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It's the doubters, the haters, the risk-averse functionaries who are too enthralled by the old system to listen to voices of change.
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During his time at design school in the 1960s, Hegarty became enthralled by advertising and the creativity that was spawned out of it.
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Consumers around the world are not replacing their smartphones as often, and they seem less enthralled by the latest and most expensive devices.
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They had spent the day enthralled by the self-help guru Tony Robbins, who had taught them how to reach for their dreams.
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But for the Egyptologists and medical professionals enthralled by Tomb 10A, the biggest prize was finally solving the mystery of the mummified head.
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He impressed one Spurs person in particular: Chip Engelland, an assistant who was enthralled by what he described as Forbes's "repeatable" shooting stroke.
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Background: Mr. Trump's love affair with the royal family goes back to his mother, a Scottish immigrant who was enthralled by the queen.
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He doesn't seem to be saying society as it is today is irrevocably enthralled by social media, as if it's a necessity for living.
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Magliato first encountered an exposed heart as a 20-something surgical resident and despite the bloodiness and chaos was enthralled by the muscle's magnetism.
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None of the experts I spoke with were enthralled by either idea, to be clear, preferring to focus on providing more benefits to workers.
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If you're a fan of panel discussions, you'd be enthralled by the lineup of speakers and the experience of sitting in on The Talks.
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"I was enthralled by how stunning it was, with the melding of traditional kathak dance and ballet," Ms. Barretto said in a telephone interview.
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I was particularly enthralled by sequences in which the young Anya dreams of finding her grandmother, the Dowager Empress, living in exile in Paris.
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A global audience will be watching but how polls have suggested that most Britons are not as enthralled by the nuptials as the media.
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Mr. Trump, bedazzled by men in uniform and enthralled by displays of weaponry, says more money is needed to build bigger and better forces.
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Enthralled by music at a young age, Mr. Foster moved to Washington when he was 18 to pursue a career in the record business.
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Enthralled by the highlights, I had left my dad exasperated and angry, banging on the window, demanding I unplug the lawnmower from the inside socket.
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Tyan described Sun as having been "enthralled" by Hahn's performance of Erich Korngold's Violin Concerto in D Major, which none of them had heard before.
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At the stadium, I watch the field — forget the game — enthralled by the whole fragmented vegetable, that creeping "carpet all alive" as Wordsworth had it.
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The president, an obsessive about how TV shows perform, was enthralled by the "huge" ratings "Roseanne" had received, said a person familiar with the call.
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There is a risk with this approach, which is that you'll be so enthralled by your watering can that you'll water your plants too much.
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The Prince is enthralled by Tom's society, which has the capability to reach above the trees, but remains weighted down by its classism and xenophobia.
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One of Interscope's talent scouts had brought Franklin to Iovine's attention, and Iovine was enthralled by Franklin's charisma as well as by his commercial potential.
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When an elderly couple, enthralled by Lewan's upbeat and kitschy polka shows, wander into his shop, he entices them to invest in "Jan Lewan" enterprises.
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She had been enthralled by flight since she was young, when she watched Navy pilots taking off from Naval Air Station Miramar in San Diego.
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Like a lot of children of the 1950s, William Gibson grew up haunted by the specter of the atomic bomb, and enthralled by science fiction stories.
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I was enthralled by nearly everything I encountered, and each collision with a new artist would in turn lead to finding a whole host of others.
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While the initial excitement of his arrival might have worn off at this point, the nation is still enthralled by the irresistible masculinity of Pep Guardiola.
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Can you be enthralled by the advanced nation portrayed in "Black Panther," but appalled that it's still governed by the backward institution of a hereditary monarchy?
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Philip D. Murphy's campaign and had always preferred the behind-the-scenes machinations of a campaign, found she was enthralled by the minutiae of city ordinances.
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The president — whose obsession with audience size is no secret — is enthralled by the "huge" ratings "Roseanne" had received, says a person familiar with the call.
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Any ongoing affinity for the book is a way of signalling to the world that you are still enthralled by juvenile and illusory notions of freedom.
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From childhood, Jones was enthralled by Arthurian and Celtic legends, and his knowledge of English literature expanded during his time at Camberwell, where the subject was compulsory.
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I spent a good amount of time moving from one screen to the next, enthralled by each woman's tale, noting their faces, movements, mannerisms, and even dress.
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The company has quite a history of impressive industrial design on televisions, and I must admit, I'm sort of enthralled by its relentless pursuit of design perfection.
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Clearly a fan, Zuck excitedly asked the action star about topics ranging from science to his tuxedo to Triple X, enthralled by the lure of Vin's power.
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He hated the word "gay" because it lacked virility, but was happy to be Luchino's "creature", enthralled by his talent, his teaching and his scented patrician ways.
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In the midst of my being enthralled by them, the leader of Tunisia — who had been poorly navigating mass protests for months — left the nation for good.
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I became enthralled by this idea, and I hung out with them, and they invited me to hang and stay for a few days, which I did.
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Made in a time of vast inequality around the world, this sculpture also may be read as a satirical critique of a world helplessly enthralled by money.
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And Heffernan is enthralled by the web, always stopping short of the techno-utopianism that leads "innovators" to speed past the consequences as humanity colonizes the future.
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As an economist who shares President Trump's belief that we should be cutting taxes and shrinking government, I might be expected to be enthralled by his policies.
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When you're enthralled by the latest Netflix Original, it can be difficult to tear yourself away from the screen, even to have a moment in the bedroom.
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We don't want a president who suggests that Democrats who don't clap for him are treasonous and who seems more enthralled by authoritarian ways than democratic ones.
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Admittedly, I'm skeptical, and I would really like to know more about the proprietors of these sparse "Panda Paintings" (perhaps the same bunch enthralled by dolphin masterpieces).
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On the most basic level, he's like a little kid enthralled by the notion that someone who's part of the establishment would talk about architecture on Martian moons.
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Most Americans and certainly most political candidates would have to stop and think before responding, with the possible exception of a Donald Trump who is enthralled by Putin.
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Timothy McVeigh, enthralled by the new interpretation of the Second Amendment, used the language of both the gun-rights and the victims'-rights movement to justify his crime.
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Nora settles in as a seamstress and prepares for marriage while her sister is enthralled by her new city's delights, until she abruptly leaves to join a convent.
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Yet Ed Kavanaugh's career may shed light on his son's hostility to government regulation, a major reason conservatives are so enthralled by his nomination to the Supreme Court.
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At times, it has been hard to explain — particularly in an age when soccer is enthralled by complexity, by philosophies and systems — quite how it has done so.
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In New York, however, he seemingly ground things to a halt, a strategy that left some enthralled by the Knicks' bludgeoning style and others accusing him of ruining basketball.
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I remember being enthralled by the Dam and Facility levels, stages where I had to take cover, shoot dudes, and use gadgets in order to make my way through.
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As sites like LiveJournal increased their user bases, the public became enthralled by the concept of blogging (though not without a whiff of judgement about the possibility of "oversharing").
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Mr. O'Brien, the prosecutor, said Ms. Lonina had apparently hoped that live-streaming the attack would help to stop it, but that she became enthralled by positive feedback online.
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And if I'm being honest, the Miyazaki connection didn't matter; I'm so utterly enthralled by the feeling Souls (and Souls-like) games give me, I'd have played it anyway.
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Her great-great-grandfather was so enthralled by the Italian acrobats that performed for passengers on passing ships that he learned their tricks and passed them to his sons.
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Beyond the lurid details of the Nxivm case is a story of a bright, beloved young woman in Hollywood who became enthralled by the teachings of a twisted leader.
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But a couple of years after its release, Burroughs — at that point an influential New York counterculture figure — found a copy and was enthralled by the idea of filming it.
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"I didn't even think of him as totally racist, but he was enthralled by a borderline racist nationalist movement," said Vincent Boissoneault, a student in international relations at Laval University.
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Biomedical engineers are enthralled by the promise of liquid biopsies, noninvasive tests that detect and classify cancers by identifying the tiny bits of DNA that tumors shed into the bloodstream.
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Held in the arms of his financier father Chris O'Neill, the sweet 11-month-old prince spent much of the service apparently enthralled by his latest toy: an illuminated toothbrush.
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In a nation enthralled by the fall of an American-football superstar, $480m was lost in economic productivity as people remained glued to blanket media coverage for over a year.
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Once he trains his gaze on an ex-lover, an obscure D.J. or his self-aggrandizing studies of the Middle Passage, he's enthralled by every detail he thinks he sees.
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Her characters have a habit of getting lost in their feelings, as when the protagonist of her first novel, The Invisible Circus, becomes sexually enthralled by her dead sister's boyfriend.
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Nine years ago, when I lay in a hospital bed preparing to give birth, all the major news outlets I could name were enthralled by the idea of reporting it.
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WeWork's employees were swept up by its cofounder and CEO Adam Neumann's wild ambitions and enthralled by his startup's cool culture and lavish perks, The New Yorker reported this week.
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She moved with her family to Chicago and became enthralled by ballet at age 8 when her mother took her to see Serge Diaghilev's company perform "Cléopâtre" in Monte Carlo.
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"Walter was really focused on London," recalls Van Noten, who was also enthralled by the city's raw energy, riotous night life and anti-establishment punk rock bands and fashion trends.
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Some worried that Bezos, a billionaire enthralled by space travel, might focus on flashy futuristic innovations rather than what can be done quickly to stall the planet from getting hotter.
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Nelson A. Miles in 1886 — became a dancing-bear figure for white audiences, appearing as a circuslike attraction and signing photographs of himself for children enthralled by the Wild West.
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The court heard that Mr. Bissonnette was a socially marginalized young man who had become enthralled by far-right websites and obsessed by serial killers, Muslims and Mr. Trump's tweets.
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I was enthralled by the way he champions farmers and upholds the cuisine of the South—and there is so much more to Southern food than fried chicken and barbecue.
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While I don't think you need to take sides to be enthralled by what Oursler presents to us, I do think it is an argument that should be kept in mind.
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Perhaps the most depressing part of all this is that it demonstrates that Americans are far too enthralled by reality TV, in much the same way that Mexicans love their telenovelas.
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But unlike the old myths—where seafaring men became so enthralled by the mysterious lure of the siren song they crashed their ships into the rock—Paul's legend doesn't involve death.
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This Scottish mom's kids, Noah and Ben, were enthralled by the makeup tutorials she watched — so they decided to grab half a bottle of highlighter and make one of their own.
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Children are usually enthralled by its towering majesty, composed of glazed, golden meringue and white frosting, resembling a curious piece of crown jewelry, or some kind of potentially scrumptious miniature fortress.
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Douglass was at first impatient and mistrustful of Lincoln, became somewhat more empathetic concerning his political struggles, and ended being a full-hearted admirer, enthralled by the intended scope of emancipation.
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Schmidt realized that he was still enthralled by a desire to understand the secret lives of insects, a subject he first discovered as a child in the woods of Appalachian Pennsylvania.
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At the symphony, the cochlear implant whisked me into a flush of sound, but I was still enthralled by the visual — watching the physical artistry of the musicians with their instruments.
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They wanted public sessions for Congress and the Supreme Court, and they undoubtedly would have been enthralled by technology that allows millions of citizens to be virtually present for such sessions.
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That's apt because the film is about art as much as love, and is enthralled by the slow, sustained efforts that both require in order to yield a feeling of transcendence.
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In "The Favourite," Anne may hold the political power of a monarch, but inhabiting a disabled and obese frame, she is enthralled by the slimmer, athletic bodies of Sarah and Abigail.
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Though I was enthralled by Preston's frenetic depiction of man-on-serpent violence, I also feared it signaled that his latest book was about to take a turn for the trite.
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But it is exhausting dealing with the higher priests of Shakespearean arcana, who believe that because they are enthralled by book bindings, frontispieces and vellum, then Shakespeare must have been too.
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Step up close and you get enthralled by details: luminescent parts abutting subdued, earth-toned ones; little glinting bits of silver and gold; vivid, yet tiny, dabs of russet and ocher.
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And with America enthralled by the entertaining spectacle of a real presidential election campaign, it was impossible not to wonder if there might not be some of the same fireworks in Miami.
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Diane, skeptical and goofy, is less enthralled by Christian Grey's tactics — but, thanks to the book she's carrying, she ends up flirting with her dashing seatmate, Mitchell (Andy Garcia), on a plane.
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As the household becomes increasingly enthralled by Lennie's radical creed—she enjoys quoting Mao and Marx—the comedy rests on Sid's resistance to her ideas, his inability to get with the times.
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This neonatal green garlic is a boon for those enthralled by the stinking rose, yet it's mellower and fresher than the white, papery heads you get during the rest of the year.
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Buffett was enthralled by the idea that time plus investment can multiply your money — and it further solidified his trademark appreciation for compound interest (a concept that most Americans don't even understand).
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Raised in a small village near Trieste by a sales manager father and a schoolteacher mother, Regeni, a 28-year-old leftist, was enthralled by the revolutionary spirit of the Arab Spring.
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Mr. Hastings, who died in 2013, sketched a rollicking, damning portrait of a commander in over his head, enthralled by his own hype and in less than perfect control of his mouth.
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The fifth graders' teacher, Mehlin Yoo, said in a statement that her class had been inspired by a news video and enthralled by anecdotes from a student who had visited the wilderness.
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When he was a teenager, he became enthralled by a book of photos called "Triptychs" by Milton Rogovin, a Buffalo native who didn't pick up photography until he was in his 50s.
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That barrage of ends and beginnings left me intensely aware of the fragility of life as well as enthralled by the glorious intensity of it: I lost and simultaneously gained so much.
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Classical liberalism effectively sidelined, the familiar battles of that period are reborn in the violent confrontations between the MAGA alt-right and black-clad antifascists, both groups equally enthralled by collectivism and intolerance.
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Today we live in an era in which political leaders seem more enthralled by the size of their IQs, the celebrity of their Hollywood followings, or the size of their campaign war chests.
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France is enthralled by the publication of a collection of letters President François Mitterrand sent to Anne Pingeot, the love of his life and the mother of their out-of-wedlock daughter, Mazarine.
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Beyond the lurid details of the case is a story of a bright, beloved young woman in Hollywood who longed for enlightenment, but instead became enthralled by the teachings of a twisted leader.
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But Niantic hopes a lot of new players, especially those enthralled by the outdoors and social components of Pokémon Go and willing to try something different, will become the next generation of Ingress fans.
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For example, Dean explained that Arquette was enthralled by Blanchard's behavior like making "medication cocktails" for Rose, while Dean and the crew don't actually know what Blanchard was giving her daughter in real life.
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They pull you in with their colors and moving parts and keep you enthralled by the various formats—54 artists' works in total, including pieces from Ryder Ripps, Claudia Mate, Miguel Ovalle, and more.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive clip of his new film Under the Silver Lake, Garfield, 35, plays Sam, a disenchanted man who becomes enthralled by Sarah, a woman he finds in his apartment's swimming pool.
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If you missed out on the "Breaking Bad" craze while it was on air, you may wonder why so many people are enthralled by a show revolving around the antics of two meth cooks.
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As an audience we are enthralled by her simple but manic aesthetic but this video sheds light on some very complex human conditions that have shaped the colorful works Kusama has become iconic for.
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An artist enthralled by the boundless realms of the Internet and the structures that govern and control it, his works at the fair were nearly-infinite durational pieces dealing with precisely with these themes.
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Trevor Weston, the composer of the third presented premiere, told the audience that throughout his childhood in New York he was enthralled by the stories of flying fish told by his relatives from Barbados.
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Taseer is rightly enthralled by the great richness of Sanskrit literature and by its amazing survival over thousands of years in the minds and lives of Indian scholars, primarily in one community: the Brahmins.
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I was enthralled by Vader (he dropped the Big Van), which helped me discover that, even if I wasn't to into wrestl-ing at the time, I was very much still into specific wrestl-ers.
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The image they created has been eagerly anticipated by all those enthralled by black holes, and it does not disappoint: a deep black well in the center of a bright ring of plasma and gas.
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Greenwood, who grew up enthralled by the possibilities offered by plane travel, is part of a growing group of environmental activists in Northern Europe who are shunning flights as concerns about global climate change increase.
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Enthralled by the funky drumming of the New Orleans powerhouse Earl Palmer, which he heard on records by Fats Domino and Little Richard, Mr. Carrigan played in R&B cover bands while in high school.
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It's been a year of awe-inspiring spectacle, as American culture appeared to readjust — even a little — to be more inclined to believe women's accusations, and less enthralled by powerful men who also might be criminals.
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"Initially, I wasn't particularly enthralled by the fact this was a hardware business making gaming (mice)," Hwee told CNBC's "Managing Asia" last year, but a move into becoming an online platform for gamers was more attractive.
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But the Vermont senator is poised to leave behind a durable legacy: A generation of liberal voters enthralled by his populist message -- and a Democratic Party whose ideological center has shifted left during the 2016 election.
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But he became so enthralled by the law that he gave up journalism for a legal career and received a degree from the University of Virginia Law School, where he became a protégé of Robert Kennedy.
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I prefer forensics, and so was enthralled by the excavations of "Bachelor Nation," a zippy and dishy book whose true focus is the gaps between the actual, manufactured and represented behaviors and feelings on the show.
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In this way, the RAISE Act is resurrecting an idea that goes back to the 1920s when another Congress, also enthralled by nativism, designed an immigration system that protected the position of "old-stock" European immigrants.
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For Fontana, who was equally enthralled by mid-20th century images of obliteration and exploration — the mushroom cloud, Sputnik — the Void was a state of positive potential, a vision he attempted to convey through immersive installations.
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The 13.443-year-old finds herself enthralled by those things (and people) which remind her of her father: the sea, which she believes birthed her father and took him away; and a 33-year-old war veteran.
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While you are enthralled by her artwork, you are also aware of the context: you hear the surging ocean outside and see sunlight pouring in, while bearing witness to the direct evidence of a hurricane's destructive force.
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The irony here is that the Duffer brothers, the duo behind Stranger Things, are both around my age and thus older millennials, who grew up in Gen X's shadow, forever enthralled by its movies and TV shows.
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Turks at the time were enthralled by the idea of America; the United States was victorious in World War II but was not an imperial aggressor on the scale of the British, the French, and the Russians.
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People who have traveled with Mr. Trump say he has become enthralled by challenge coins, attributing his interest to his appreciation for military traditions and might, as well as his attraction to gaudy displays of gilded excess.
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Millions of Egyptians have been enthralled by the daily online video updates from a former Egyptian military contractor who's accusing President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and his government of large-scale corruption and squandering millions of dollars.
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He became enthralled by the idea of joining the armed forces in the early 1970s when soldiers descended on an area near Campinas, his hometown in the state of São Paulo, hunting down a communist guerrilla leader.
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WeWork's employees were swept up by its cofounder and CEO Adam Neumann's wild ambitions and enthralled by his company's cool culture and lavish perks, but they grew concerned as red flags mounted, The New Yorker reported this week.
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But they were enthralled by the pool at the new and amenity-packed EVGB on East 14th Street, near Avenue A. "This is a level of nice apartment that I have never had in my life," Jaime said.
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" But now, in the roiling crises over slavery in the 1850s — fugitive slave rescues, violent clashes in Kansas over slavery's expansion and a nation enthralled by the antislavery novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin" — the author announced his new "disposition.
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He's not likely to have an audience like this again as president, and Obama soaked in the cheers and chants of "Yes we did!" from a party that, despite its divisions, remains enthralled by his charisma and vision.
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He was enthralled by the story of 38-year-old Sanwogou Lalle -- a mother of five and rice farmer in Tonte Village, Togo -- who lay out her grains to dry on a blue concrete surface in front of him.
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If you're not exactly enthralled by a list of specs (which you'll find at the at the end of this post), all you need to know is that the Amazon TV is a cheap 2120K, back-lit LED television.
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Instead, it's shining a light on the filth of influence in Washington—the way both parties have, as David Dayen explained for VICE earlier this year, become enthralled by big money and high-powered consultants and "strategic affairs" lawyers.
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This isn't just any murdered-children yarn; those youngsters back in 1988 were enthralled by a cheaply made TV show called "Candle Cove" that appeared only briefly and may have been nothing but television static enhanced by vivid imaginations.
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His paternal grandfather, Nils Ahlgren, was a Swedish Lutheran who became enthralled by the Hebrew Bible, declared himself a Jew, renamed himself Isaac Ben Abraham and immigrated to America, where both he and Nelson's father, Gershom, married Jewish women.
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" "While enthralled by the enigmatic beauty and character of these specimens, I never lose sight of man's hubris in turning animals into replicas of themselves and the inherent irony in attempting to achieve immortality for them through killing them.
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Hartley was enthralled by Germany when he first visited — Berlin was then famous for its liberal attitude toward homosexuality, which was widespread in the military and the court of pageantry-loving Kaiser Wilhelm, who is thought to have been bisexual.
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For the past few days, America has been enthralled by the tale of Ryan Stock and AmberLynn Walker, the couple who became instantly famous on America's Got Talent when Walker shot Stock in the throat with a flaming arrow (accidentally).
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If you're not paying attention or are too enthralled by the tiny burger-eating hamster in her quirky lyric video (we were) to notice, "Chained to the Rhythm" could be chalked up as another party track about dancing and drinking.
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For too long, those willing to fix problems have been hamstrung by a minority of intransigent members of both parties—ideologues enthralled by the notion that if they just say no to any compromise they'll eventually get what they want.
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While few in their 2000s and older may know of Ms. Goddard, her digital-native followers are enthralled by her jet-setting party lifestyle, which often places her alongside celebrities at events like the N.B.A. All-Star Game and the Grammys.
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Once enthralled by Tillerson's time spent as a titan of industry (he was the CEO of ExxonMobil), Trump came to view Tillerson as someone who didn't understand that his job was to execute the vision of the chief executive -- period.
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Like many Leftists, Eisenstein was enthralled by the Mexican socialist revolution in 1910 and in 21913 he had the opportunity to meet the Mexican muralist Diego Rivera, who was visiting Moscow for the celebrations of the Russian revolution's 21909th anniversary.
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"While I'm sure that many lawyers would likely be enthralled by the chance to perform in front of a celebrity, most are probably leery about whether the one celebrity juror would be helpful or harmful to their client's cause," explains Zeidman.
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As a boy in the 1970s, at around age 6, Jacobs remembered, they were enthralled by the way ailing characters on "Star Trek" were cured on a high-tech bed with a device that encased a portion of the body.
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Julien Barthélemy, 33, who founded the fan club Knicks Nation France last year, became hooked on N.B.A. games as a teenager, enthralled by their spectacular productions and the electrifying atmosphere in the stands, which, he said, the French league lacked.
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Even though he did not have an engineering background – a lawyer, Mouat had previously worked on the legal teams at PicsArt, a software company, and Shazam, an app that recognizes music – he was enthralled by the potential of the field.
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Based on my recent investigations, it's possible to spend an hour, as an adult of middlingly sound mind, enthralled by the offerings of the Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, the soul of the Cracker Barrel experience, a buffet of slightly cranky kitsch.
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Both were children of divorce who were drawn into the city's acting schools — the Actors Studio, the Stella Adler Studio of Acting and HB Studio — and were enthralled by these institutions' influential alumni, like Marlon Brando, James Dean, Geraldine Page and Kim Stanley.
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At TopGear, Charlie Turner was enthralled by the vehicle's automated driving features that offer just a small preview of what many will begin to experience over the coming years as Tesla begins to enable the self-driving functions in its new vehicles.
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My parents were pretty cool and let me use the record player at an early age so I remember digging through their records and being totally enthralled by the covers of Diamond Dogs and Rock And Roll Animal and Houses Of The Holy.
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"We were walking through downtown when we stumbled upon the Black Lives Matter march that was happening to protest police shootings [in Minnesota and Louisiana]," Nomani said, adding that Pokémon Go had just launched and her son was enthralled by the game.
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It's easy to see why a 21st-century audience would be enthralled by the era: Glamorous movie stars like Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn, and Jayne Mansfield stunned on the silver screen, and the cosmetics industry was booming for the first time since before the war.
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Both former President Barack Obama and Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett have been enthralled by the same book this spring: "The Moment of Lift: How Empowering Women Changes the World," by Melinda Gates, a philanthropist and the co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Vasari was enthralled by the story of Giotto's gifts being discovered when the young shepherd was seen sketching sheep on the ground with a stick — so much so that he also used it in his biographies of Domenico Beccafumi, Andrea Sansovino, and Andrea del Castagno.
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Enthralled by their once-legendary great-uncle and the wonder of McDuck Manor, the triplets and Webby learn of long-kept family secrets and unleash totems from Scrooge's epic past, sending the family on an adventure of a lifetime to the Lost City of Atlantis.
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Now he's floating through a noirish 1940s Los Angeles called Dreamland — where his mission to find out who killed his partner lands him in bed with Mother (Jessica Walter), a notorious crime boss, and enthralled by Lana Kane (Aisha Tyler), a seductive lounge singer.
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That feeling of foolishness, Ellsberg continues, will last two weeks, at which point you will become so enthralled by your access to "whole libraries of hidden information" that it will have become very hard for you to learn from anybody who doesn't have these clearances.
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All of us — the Syrians and me, a Lebanese journalist who grew up amid civil war — were enthralled by the chance to talk with people we wouldn't have met if not for the conflict, about subjects, such as politics and religion, that were once taboo.
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All of us — the Syrians and me, a Lebanese journalist who grew up amid civil war — were enthralled by the chance to talk with people we wouldn't have met if not for the conflict, about subjects, such as politics and religion, that were once taboo.
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Prince Andrew shared a collage of photos going back to Eugenie's childhood, including a family portrait featuring Eugenie as a baby (and big sister Princess Beatrice adorably enthralled by her new sibling) and a photo of the Queen's granddaughter riding a horse with her father close by.
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The diehard gearheads (mostly male) were enthralled by the full-size touring rigs and explanatory videos from Van Halen, Morello, Page, and Keith Richards, but I couldn't help wondering why we weren't given a look at how Bonnie Raitt or Tina Weymouth laid out their equipment.
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Tesla was downgraded to underperform by RBC Capital, which said that the electric car maker has finally started to give some straight talk to investors about its future growth, but many are still not listening because they are still too enthralled by the company's founder and CEO Elon Musk.
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But he'd been enthralled by VR ever since he first tried the Rift, and so for about a month, he spent his 20-percent time (that window Google famously gives employees to explore outlandish new ideas) playing with ways to enable sustained eye contact on a video chat.
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Bush Hager also included a photo of herself with her children — the mother of three and her eldest daughter are featured smiling for the camera while Poppy looks enthralled by her baby brother and his cat mask — as well as a group shot with Guthrie and all the kids.
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There's something almost democratic about the idea that Rihanna is just as enthralled by these manchildren and their baby brides as I am — that Lala Kent sucking on a baby bottle to quell her anxiety is famous and fascinating to Rihanna the same way she is to me.
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We're enthralled by Peter's open heart, by his earnest support; we're moved by Lara Jean's slow realization that he cares about her—that dizzying, glorious opening of the world that happens when you allow another person in, and grow to trust them with your joys and your weaknesses.
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When this girlfriend was telling me the story, I was just so enthralled by the little drama that went on in the playground, and imagining how you would feel if you were one of the parents, hoping that it wasn't your child that had actually done the biting.
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Frank's diary does not mention if she ever played a game that children everywhere indulge in and that Nathalie was enthralled by: She liked to make believe she was the mommy and demanded that our son Rodrigo, who was her nephew, though four years older, be the daddy.
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I suggested to Mr. Riley the other day that Charleston can come across to a visitor as Disneyland for the Confederacy, still enthralled by its era of slavery, with a monument on seemingly every downtown corner commemorating some Confederate soldier, plantation aristocrat or antebellum judge who opposed Lincoln.
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O. Fourteen-year-old Lacey May lives in Peaches, California — formerly an idyllic paradise, now a drought-stricken town whose residents live under the spell of a cult leader who claims to be God, with a grandmother too enthralled by Pastor Vern to see how dangerous he is.
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With the release of their new Oreo Holiday Chocolate Cookie House Kit, the iconic cookie company will be changing the lives of young children across the country who were previously enthralled by the ability to build their own tiny homes, but not too excited about eating the results.
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O. Fourteen-year-old Lacey May lives in Peaches, California — formerly an idyllic paradise, now a drought-stricken town whose residents live under the spell of a cult leader who claims to be God — with a grandmother too enthralled by Pastor Vern to see how dangerous he is.
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She spent her childhood summers following her subject up and down the banks of the Deschutes, enthralled by his odd fixation with wildlife and his concomitant lack of interest in people, which extended to Malarkey herself, who, like all good sidekicks, kept quiet and out of the way.
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She spent her childhood summers following her subject up and down the banks of the Deschutes, enthralled by his odd fixation with wildlife and his concomitant lack of interest in people, which extended to Malarkey herself, who, like all good sidekicks, kept quiet and out of the way.
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On his recent albums, he doesn't sound settled, but his caustic id is no longer so enthralled by the possible reactions to physical and emotional violence, or various slurs; he works from a different palette, is more interested in melancholic longing, wistful sincerity, and the brightness of Charlie Wilson's voice.
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Audiences around the world were enthralled by Paul Rudd's lovable-rogue vibe and gasped in astonishment at Ant-Man's ability to become very small and communicate with ants, not to mention his additional power of getting really big that was unveiled in the most unexpected twist of Captain America: Civil War.
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Viewers were delighted, dazzled, and enthralled by seeing different-sized models and spatial re-imaginings of subway cars, newsstands, buses, the Brooklyn Bridge, the Staten Island Ferry, the Twin Towers, and the Apollo Theater made out of all different kinds of material — including papier-mâché, plastic, fiberglass, wood, and vinyl.
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For instance, I found myself so enthralled by a 1960 photograph of a certain singer named Fredesvinda "La Freddy" Garcia Valdés, captured somewhat casually in a moment of apparent calm and glowing beauty, that I couldn't resist the urge to immediately find out more about her and hear her voice.
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Whether it was the Walmart employee I handed it to while buying a SIM card on a recent trip to Canada or the tourists I asked to take a photo of our group at the CN Tower, people have been consistently intrigued and enthralled by this phone during my time with it.
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Even Hannah's dad, initially enthralled by the erotic dreams of meeting a man online and coming to New York to sleep with him, has to deal with the more drab reality of meeting an old bloke who looked nothing like his dating profile and the awkwardness of leaving his wallet at his house.
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It places them with other equally powerful acts in psych/drone's newest generation, such as Japan's Kikagaku Moyo, Canada's Shooting Guns and the UK's Cult of Dom Keller and Haikai No Ku—all with their own sounds and aesthetics, but all dedicated to being enthralled by head-nodding waves of feedback and general zoning out.
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Breaking Bad, Dunkirk, The Wire, City of God—popular hits such as these, whose gun violence is never so straightforward as to be "exciting" or "empowering" imply that the audience for mass-media, often the same audience buying video games, can stomach and is perhaps even enthralled by the idea that guns aren't pretty.
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But where Jesse was a young man constantly searching for a father figure who might help him make sense of life, Kim is an adult woman, with a thriving law career, who keeps risking it to run cons with Jimmy, both because she loves him and because some part of her is enthralled by the risk.
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Nelson Mandela claimed that Gandhi's tactics offered "the best hope for future race relations"; Martin Luther King, Jr. , held Gandhi up as a model; decades before that, black activists such as Adam Clayton Powell, Sr., and Benjamin Mays were enthralled by the phenomenon of an Indian leading people of color in the campaign against British colonialism in India.
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Bowie was more actively involved in the making of Omikron than he ever was with the Labyrinth game, but for someone so enthralled by technology, so demanding of himself to not just move with musical trends but to spearhead them, I find it disappointing that his time working with Quantic Dream didn't lead to more interactive adventures.
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Last year, I stumbled across a presentation on Soviet X-ray audio recordings at Brooklyn's Morbid Anatomy Museum, and was enthralled by the tale of the clever, resourceful young people—the stilyagi—who found a way to get their hands on contraband jazz and rock'n'roll during the decades when Stalin and his enforcers kept an iron grip on hated (and illegal) Western music.
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Then, finally, she remembered the Bunty Club—not all the funny detail but the actuality of it, the clandestine meetings in the shed, crouching on the plank floor among all those dangerous tools they weren't supposed to go near, the splintery walls fragrant with creosote, her arms wrapped tight around scabbed knees, feeling scalded and enthralled by what was forbidden.
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Most Americans and certainly most political candidates would have to stop and think before responding, with the possible exception of a Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE who is enthralled by Putin.
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When: Closes Saturday, June 11 Where: Lisson Gallery (504 West 823th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) Carmen Herrera is a talented artist who looks like she's enthralled by classic modernist painting, This show, the inaugural exhibition at Lisson Gallery's new space, is a look at the work she is best known for and those who love their art big, bold, and colorful (and strongly geometric) should run (not walk) to see this before the curtain falls.
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So in a book that is occasionally hyperbolic yet fastidiously thorough — sometimes too thorough: "Walk This Way" grew from a long-form article and often feels better suited as one, unless you're enthralled by the nitty-gritty of industry insider-ness — Edgers carves out a niche by creating in narrative fashion the very mash-up he's documenting, merging two racial and spatial histories just as Run-DMC and Aerosmith's hit fused disparate sounds and scenes.
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Her style, which combined minimalism with a certain interest in "the beauty of oddity or disruption or intelligence" according to Marc Jacobs (she did go on tour with the Rolling Stones and hang out with Andy Warhol), influenced not just what her sister wore, not just those enthralled by their myth but an entire generation of designers, for whom she was an object of fascination; not a muse so much as a mentor.
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Ever since I first encountered Kristín Anna years ago when she played with múm, (going by the stage name Kría Brekkan) I have been enthralled by her total musicianship: her rugged-crystal, high-pitched voice, at times wispy and at times fierce, quickly moving from a whisper to a shriek; the delightful, sometimes tumultuous sounds of her instrumentation; the potent (yet often mysterious) emotions that she ushers not just into her songs, but into a single word in the song, and oftentimes a single note.
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