infatuate

• “It will be a remarkable woman that will ever infatuate him now.”

  CHAPTER XIV

• “He promised to ‘try and infatuate him to come’, but did not think it would be of any use.”

  Simon & Schuster: Later Articles and Reviews

• “So back to Sinat, as previously commented by someone, it was a gambling game too, and I suppose, just as with the VLT players, no profound strategy is required to infatuate people for hours or days if you believe you're the next great winner.”

  Revisal to my Sinat game

• “I remind myself that I'm not a 16 year-old kid with raging hormones with a propensity to infatuate.”

  jaimewolf Diary Entry

• “We infatuate humanity with overwrought images of success and riches.”

  Dying America Needs A Miracle

• “But he had an infatuate haughtiness as to the impossibility of his retreating, and as to his right to dictate your course.”

  Oscar Wilde, His Life and Confessions

• “Classic themes like love, despair, life, death, and hope still infatuate us.”

  Why You Should Read Poetry...Yes, Poetry

• “She was beautiful - lovely - could infatuate art......but the gods gave him a box, in whitch they closed all evil.”

  Louise Brooks (November 14, 1906 – August 8, 1985)

• “To such a degree does blind fury infatuate men, when once the vehemence of contention has prevailed, that they carelessly despise death, when placed before their eyes.”

  Commentary on Genesis - Volume 1

• “In the meantime, audacious scribblers arise, as from our own bosom, who not only obscure the light of sound doctrine with clouds of error, or infatuate the simple and the less experienced with their wicked ravings, but by a profane license of skepticism, allow themselves to uproot the whole of Religion.”

  Commentary on Genesis - Volume 1

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