Sentence examples for Defining obsession from inspiring English sources

Food — obscure, locally sourced, painstakingly chef-crafted — has become a defining obsession, a "measuring stick of cool," as New York magazine put it.

But plenty of their defining obsessions are still there, like the twangy surf guitar and sci-fi surrealism on "Andro Queen".

Less apparent was that Trivial Pursuit — which in nearly 30 years has sold more than 100 million units in many variations and languages — in some ways defined the obsessions and preoccupations of an age.

Just when Wenger had persuaded us that the league title is not a life-defining obsession (or that any time would do), tomorrow showed up with snow on its boots.

The movie is about step dancing as a high-school obsession — kids defining themselves personally and then as a group in dance, and matching styles in duels with other groups.

It is because of our obsession with defining our history in terms of Muslim-Hindu relations that we have not been able to understand the ramifications of colonialism and how it affects our daily lives.

Because of its emphasis on the two-nation theory and its obsession with defining itself in opposition to the Hindus, the official narrative, as is found in school textbooks, is often lacking in providing a context to students about our colonial past.

Defining orthorexia is a slippery slope in terms of deciding what is the point at which the strict adherence or obsession with healthy eating becomes excessive.

College obsession defines our K-12 curriculum.

"I don't know how you define the word obsession," said Dalglish when asked for his thoughts on the Frenchman's comments.

Orthorexia is defined as "an obsession with eating foods that one considers healthy".