How to pronounce “antin” in English

And Antinous was like-- it's such a daunting challenge for a performer.

I play the role of Antinous in "Hadrian." And the last thing I googled was Grey Gardens, but the restaurant.

It’s no wonder that “Rayuela” gets described as an antinovela — a novel that deliberately defies our expectations of what a novel should be.

And I find it really puzzling because I think it's antinomic.

Like what have you done to prep for this role of Antinous?

And history hasn't had much to say about Antinous in terms of who he was as a person.

That's amazing. Isaiah in the opera plays Antinous.

And, in fact, supplements that actually sort of antinutrients, the sense that they prevent you from absorbing other nutrients.

The second, "Jacques the Fatalist," is an open-ended antinovel where Diderot used fiction to take up the problem of free will.

And one of the things that occurred during his reign was he had a young male lover named Antinous,

And the opera is about that relationship, about Hadrian and Antinous, when they met, their love affair, and Hadrian's pursuit of that mystery, what happened to him

And someone came and said, I want you to meet your Antinous.

This is a guy in Texas who now has moved to Mexico who has a drug that he developed called antineoplaston.

So every once in a while, a neutron inside one of its nuclei decays into a proton, releasing an electron and antineutrino,

So, the proton has the antiproton, the neutrino has the antineutrino, and so on.

important. In the early 20th century it was very important because people didn't know if it was a consistent theory or not, and there were these antinomies arising.

And Alexander came and said, oh, we found a fantastic Antinous for you.