Sentence examples for again obsessed from inspiring English sources

Livingstone moved south again, obsessed by his quest for the Nile sources and his desire for the destruction of the slave trade, but his illness overcame him.

To combat this fear, a perfectionist might overcompensate by reading something over and over again, obsessing about lists and organization, or being unable to make a decision.

And so it is that we again obsess over the guy's films.

Notice how in this symphony Beethoven once again is obsessed with this four-note motive.

In 1858, the 40-year-old Ruskin once again became obsessed with a young girl, this time an 11-year-old called Rose La Touche.

But again, being obsessed about dilution I think is the wrong thing to obsess about.

"He was obsessed – obsessed with fighting Nate Diaz again," White said.

"I Still Know" finds Julie (Ms. Hewitt once again) still so obsessed with the past that she is having a fresh hallucination every two or three minutes.

He enjoys a pub quiz now and again and is obsessed with classic British shows like "Grange Hill" and the late-'70s/early-'80s late-'70s/early-'80s late-'70s/early-'80sr).

So, irrevocably, has Jenny Calender (Robia LaMorte), the computer teacher briefly linked with Giles until -- in the most terrifying and upsetting phase of the show -- Angel lost his soul again and, still obsessed with Buffy, the girl who made him feel human, began to prey on her friends.

"You see him acting your part behind the camera, and have to yell at him, 'Phil, you're doing it again.' He gets obsessed with the film, and there's nothing else occurring in the world except this movie". Mr. Noyce and Kennedy-Miller had taken yet another risk.