Sentence examples for Endless obsession from inspiring English sources
But with all this panting, endless obsession with women's sexuality, why aren't we talking about men?
His "Endless Obsession," a kind of homoerotic mystery play only five minutes long, is a stunner.
It is successive governments that have instituted what one colleague calls an "endless obsession with GCSE results and league tables".
The images were shot at coastlines around the world, including a couple of frames taken in Australia, and reflect his endless "obsession" with beach culture and its leitmotifs.
"I find an endless obsession," Gray said, "extremely fascinating as a narrative".
Her oeuvre is her life, her illness, her endless obsession with these tiny forms.
This paradox may explain the endless modern obsession with origins, but there is never any way out of the contradiction between man as originator and man as originated.
Instead, it's the video for "Radio Days," a new track by Frenchman Fred Falke, whose recent years spent living in Los Angeles have clearly driven the endless sunshine obsession — already apparent in his decades-old "french touch" releases — to it's logical conclusion on this ode to "sweet sounds.
The zeal of the Puritans is the trauma that leads to the obsession, the endless need to analyse and revisit every single little aspect of this history over and over, hoping to explain what happened, if only to avoid it.
We still need to get off fossil fuels, and – most importantly – we have to kick our obsession with endless exponential growth and downsize our material economy to bring it back in tune with ecological cycles.
Napoleon's fatal flaw was his obsession with endless foreign enemies and his inability to know when to quit.
