The show felt more enamored of its subject than anything else.
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The near-death experience only makes Alice more enamored with The Farm.
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Problem is, the GOP base seems more enamored of Trump, despite everything.
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Diners are more enamored with delivery and take-out food than ever before.
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Well, you're about to become even more enamored with the global online retailer.
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I am, as I mentioned above, more enamored with the smaller Note 10.
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The French, though, are more enamored of the players and of their coach, Didier Deschamps.
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Unfortunately, groups like the Sierra Club are more enamored with their own agenda rather than thoughtful solutions.
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"Yes, Dominique is more enamored of technique and equipment than any of the women chefs I know," Ms. Silverton said.
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Like much of the country, White House staffers seemed more enamored of Trump's unconventional campaign than engaging voters with Clinton's platform.
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Realism and precision are hugely important here: I'm more enamored with the quality than the quantity of the bass of the 535s.
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But she says she is more enamored of his social policies than she is concerned about the casualties of the antidrug campaign.
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In any other year, football fans would be much more enamored with the rookie season Kyler Murray has put together for the Cardinals.
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We're still together today, have two beautiful grown children, and are probably more enamored and supportive of each other now than we've ever been.
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Outside of his home state of Vermont, there are few places more familiar with Sanders – or more enamored of him – than Wisconsin's state capital.
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He will be the leading outsider rallying a Republican electorate no more enamored of the party's leadership four years from now than they are today.
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The more I read Wallace's work, and the more I found out about the kind of guy he seemed to be, the more enamored I became.
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Amid all the dance floor-induced dopamine, girls' night conversations, and horny texts shooting through the air around her, Zoey couldn't be more enamored with college life.
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But while doing a Masters in fiber arts at SCAD, she became more enamored of the people and narratives behind various textile traditions than in creating herself.
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As president, Mr. Trump appears more enamored of the pens than ever, using them to sign his name to proclamations and legislation in his distinctive EKG-style signature.
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Now, 28 years on, I'm more enamored of the fall, if only because it has spring inside it, and memories, and the acute awareness that almost nothing lasts forever.
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In the early nineties, it was unsurprisingly a pursuit more enamored with punk rock and grunge than the legacy of local electronic pioneers such as Ron Hardy and Frankie Knuckles.
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The reality star is expecting her first child with boyfriend Tristan Thompson — as she finally officially confirmed on Wednesday — and her famous family couldn't be more enamored with the basketball star.
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First we knew of the engagement in July 2016, then we knew of the springtime date, and now we know that the couple is more enamored with each other than ever.
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And on Monday, some Republicans seemed more enamored with fighting for the border wall on the spending bill and leaving the Obamacare fight to a more comprehensive discussion about replacing the law.
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And taken together, the administration's actions are a prize for religious conservatives who backed Mr. Trump during the 2016 campaign but were far more enamored of his vice-presidential pick, Mike Pence.
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Injury has now interrupted Stewart's plans this season, but, if anything, his fans will likely become even more enamored with him if he is able to recover and return to the race track.
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That her husband is, at the same time, growing more enamored of America — the land of Smokey Robinson, Prince and free love — only confirms Abasiama's determination that they finish their degrees and head home.
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"That part of the electorate is known to be further to the right, more enamored with Brexit and all those kinds of things than the wider population — and indeed, the Conservative parliamentary party," Hobbs said.
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The grandmother, who lived through the war, loves her cats and worries for her son and grandson, who seem to be more and more enamored of the white nationalist ideology that's growing in popularity in Bavaria.
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No, the unapologetically original Siren tells the story of what happens when a mermaid (Eline Powell) makes it to land and is more enamored with the stray self-defense murder than figuring out what a dinglehopper is.
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There, she meets Poison Ivory (Lake Bell), a level-headed villain who seeks to impress upon Harley that Joker (Alan Tudyk) is more enamored with the Batman (Diedrich Bader), in his twisted way, than he is her.
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Then again, the series that has always seemed more enamored with characters other than Bruce, starting with cop-turned-commissioner Jim Gordon (Ben McKenzie) and the rogue's gallery of villains, among them the Penguin (Robin Lord Taylor), a.k.a.
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As The Oxford English Dictionary tells us, the Greeks associated it with nausea and bile (the nauseated face in Apple's suite of emojis continues this tradition; it's an unpleasant greenish hue), while the Romans were more enamored with the color.
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There's certainly a more adult quality to the themes in this latest sequel, which, among other things, spends considerable time on parallel romances, although it clearly appears more enamored with the details of dragon courtship than its key human pair.
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The Notebook (2004) Fans quickly became obsessed with Noah (Ryan Gosling) and Allie's (Rachel McAdams) rainy reunion after their tragic separation, and were even more enamored when the actors, who were then dating, got passionate while claiming the best kiss honor at the MTV Movie Awards.
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Combined with the recent news that Oculus will not have a booth at this year's E3 gaming show, though, it does raise questions about how large a role Oculus will play in future VR entertainment — as opposed to the social virtual reality that Facebook seems more enamored of.
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If you are more enamored with the fantasy of entrepreneurship than with actually running a small business, you could be one of those many entrepreneurs who find themselves working longer hours for the same or less pay — with more stress than they did when they had a job.
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Although the actresses leading the show are strong, right now Good Girls backs its own viewers into a corner: Do you watch it to cheer on women who are taking on the system (no medication should cost $10,000!) or to cringe as they become more and more enamored with criminality as a universal solution to life's troubles?
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Of course, Nicole's sound and style have caused many to draw comparisons between herself and Lana Del Rey, and while both artists ooze a similar kind of tortured sexuality, Nicole is far more enamored with cult horror, drawing influence from films like Jeepers Creepers or Nightmare on Elm Street, and dubbing Type O Negative and black metal her biggest musical influence.
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Cooper was reportedly more enamored with the Southern colonies than New York, and frequently took to "rambles" there. Desiring to resettle there, he proposed to his ecclesiastical superiors, in both 1768 and 1774, that two Anglican sees be established in North America, and that he be appointed bishop of the more southernly one.
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By Act IV, the confusions begins to resolve. Diana forces Cupid to reverse the spells and free the nymphs of their infatuation. Gallathea and Phillida become more enamored with each other, although they do come to suspect that the other is actually a girl in disguise. In the meantime, Raffe, Robin and Dicke encounter three different characters: the Mariner, the Alchemist and the Astronomer.
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Martinelli Winery uses natural native yeasts in fermentation, and the wines are unfiltered and unfined. Most of the Martinelli grapes are sold to others, and only a small portion go into their own wines.Juiced About Martinelli: Wine Editor Lettie Teague admires Martinelli's Sonoma bottlings, but she's even more enamored of the unfairly perfect family behind them Lettie Teague, November 1, 2003 Some Zinfandel wine produced has over 15% ABV.
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Climax of the new architectural style: the Chrysler Building in New York City was built after the European wave of Art Deco reached the United States. As the average American in the 1920s became more enamored of wealth and everyday luxuries, some began satirizing the hypocrisy and greed they observed. Of these social critics, Sinclair Lewis was the most popular. His popular 1920 novel Main Street satirized the dull and ignorant lives of the residents of a Midwestern town.
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However, Patricia (Kerry Washington), the widow of the slain Panther, is more welcoming. She is now a lawyer and lives with her daughter Iris in the same house where her husband was killed. Her younger cousin Jimmy (Amari Cheatom) struggles to make a living with odd jobs, and begins to become more enamored of the Panthers after being harassed by the police. Increasingly hostile to the police, he becomes involved when some men sent by DoRight shoot out the back window of a police car.
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Zanfield isn't interested in it, but says he might have a use for Queenie, who begs him to give Hank a part as well, saying both will work for one wage. She also convinces him to pretend that Hank's business skills won him over. Eddie witnesses this exchange and becomes even more enamored of Queenie for her devotion to her sister. During a dress rehearsal for the revue, Zanfield says the pacing is too slow for "The Broadway Melody" and cuts Hank and Queenie from the number.
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Fortunately for the Selenites, they are recognized by Aza's friend Jacek, the scientist who designed Marek's spaceship, who has also come to Cairo for the concert. Upon seeing them, Jacek guesses their lunar origin and is able to communicate with them in Polish. After the concert (where the audience is much more enamored by Aza's looks and sexual attributes than her musicality), he and the two Selenites fly back to Warsaw - a city in the communist United States of Europe (U.S.E.), where Jacek is now the chief scientist in charge of telecommunications.
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Fritz wins the battle easily by making the whole opposing army drunk, his artillery consisting of 300,000 well-filled bottles. When he returns, crowned with victory, the delighted Duchess finds herself more enamored of him than ever, and hints at the possibility of his receiving other honors. However, she finds him a great blockhead in the matter, for he shows that he prefers his Wanda to such distinctions, and he incurs the Duchess's great displeasure by asking permission to marry Wanda at once. This proves the death-blow to the Duchess' devotion, and she conspires to assassinate Fritz upon his return from the wedding ceremony.
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Christian Shoard of The Guardian said that despite the minor roles of Schaal and Wilde, the film's confused parody of the 2012 Republican election elicits few laughs and a message that amounts to nothing, concluding that "there's something about this film's churn of goo and grit that lingers ambivalently, difficult to digest." Peter Travers of Rolling Stone gave the film 2 out of 4 stars, finding it too broad and lacking sharpness in its political satire and Garner's absurdly humorous performance barely getting any laughs, concluding that "she's stuck in a movie that wishes it were a Christopher Guest sendup but comes off like a cheap imitation." Scott Bowles of USA Today felt the cast was wasted with cheap humor and underwritten characters, calling it "a film more enamored of its premise than interested in making it work." He gave it 1 and-a-half out of 4 stars.
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1989 saw the release of And in This Corner…, the group's third LP. While the sales were a success, reaching gold, the duo's popularity was slipping. The crossover curse of various rap acts had come to pass, as their initial audience felt they had become too accessible; non-crossover rap acts like Big Daddy Kane and Boogie Down Productions had bigger street followings; meanwhile, pop radio had latched on to new faces like Tone Loc and Young MC, while non-radio followers became more enamored with hardcore acts like Ice-T and 2 Live Crew. The lead single, "I Think I Can Beat Mike Tyson" was in the same vein as their other lead singles; with this one having Will say he could literally beat Mike Tyson in a boxing match. Jazzy Jeff is shown training Prince to perform this task, and after Prince loses, Jeff then claims that he might be able to do it himself.
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