Sentence examples for a bit of obsession from inspiring English sources
So a bit of obsession seems like a necessity for someone that still holds the desire to eat whole, unprocessed foods from the bottom of the food chain.
"Mario Batali is a bit of an obsession," he admitted.
"Thinking about that is a bit of an obsession of mine".
They talk about it all the time – it's a bit of an obsession.
(I confess that with two small children, public restrooms have become a bit of an obsession).
Marc Loewenthal "I was 11 when Ghostbusters came out, and it became a bit of an obsession.
He will use it primarily for school work but also to play Minecraft, which is a bit of an obsession.
Helicopters are a bit of an obsession of mine – the mechanics of the blade inspired a ceiling fan I designed a few years ago.
After that, bookholders became a bit of an obsession with me, and I had the idea of designing one to look like a deckchair.
It becomes a bit of an obsession to check up on people to see what they're doing, rather than getting on with your own life.
A music blogger who goes by Mobb Deen, who has a bit of an obsession with this particular mondegreen, has since defined "fanute" as: 1. v., To convert; to turn less into more via "swag".
