Sentence examples for becoming an obsession from inspiring English sources

It was becoming an obsession.

For Real, it felt like an eternity, becoming an obsession.

Observers say victory in the race is becoming an obsession.

Chocolate has a way of becoming an obsession — certainly for the people who love to eat it, but even more so for the people who make it.

With gorgeous photography, and links to shopping sites, Pinterest is becoming an obsession for flocks of women.

The philosopher and classicist Alexander Nehamas has suggested that beauty is once again becoming an academic obsession as philosophers and critics resuscitate the beautiful as an ideal, recasting old philosophical arguments and forecasting new variants.

The quest for an Arctic shortcut consumed hundreds of lives, becoming a romantic obsession in Victorian times.

Property prices have come close to becoming a national obsession and it is hard to imagine TV schedules without the plethora of shows about buying, doing up and selling bricks and mortar.

This is becoming a Republican obsession, and I am sure it will be a hot topic of conversation at Easter and Passover dinners, when American families will get together and express their amazement at the news that Rick Santorum is still running for something.

The crisis of child sexual abuse in the church, which he had been trying for more than a decade to get people to notice, was becoming a national obsession, and David was spending hours every day talking with victims, lawyers and reporters.

Using a strident and slightly sarcastic tone of voice to express a concern that the conversation got off topic, it is interesting to note John's observation that perhaps David Attenborough was becoming a group obsession (turn 8).