Sentence examples for an object of obsessive from inspiring English sources

Since then, Calvin has become an object of obsessive curiosity for me.

The combination of admiration and censure has made him an object of obsessive interest in Los Angeles.

Pablo Escobar, the dominant figure of the Medellín cartel, was an object of obsessive interest to American law enforcement.

He plays Henderson, an American drummer in London who becomes the object of obsessive attraction for beautiful Vera (Chiara Mastroianni, whose real-life mother Catherine Deneuve also stars in Beloved).

In the weeks following the announcement, Sakharov's name became the object of obsessive derision in the Soviet Union on television, in newspapers, in statements by "representatives of the working class" and in all other outlets through which the regime made known the unanimous "will of the people".

I find it delightfully refreshing that the object of obsessives' most profound interest is, unlike almost everyone else crazy or sane, something other than themselves.

But I am not entirely convinced that social commentary supersedes the artist's desire to create formal studies in the distortion of an object through obsessive attention to detail and a manipulative mode of display.

At the same time, children became the objects of "obsessive love," together with incessant demands for conformity to a family ideal.

Marguerite, played by West End and Broadway star Ruthie Henshall, is the mistress of a high-ranking officer in the occcupying German army who becomes the object of the obsessive love of a musician half her age.

She speaks openly about the real-life subject of one of her songs, a conservatory teacher who is both a neighbor in her apartment building and the unwilling object of her obsessive infatuation.

The national debt, which is the object of almost obsessive attention these days, is like a bank loan.