Sentence examples similar to bore obsessions from inspiring English sources
The nearly man In search of a theme Primary colour Good intentions, bad technology A new sort of wind power Enter the general Reprints Related items Lexington: Enter the generalJan 22nd 2004 The Democratic primaries: A real Iowa surpriseJan 22nd 2004In the event, Mr Bush eschewed the vision thing and gave a speech that was almost Clintonian in its small-bore obsessions.
Odd, her obsession seemed to bore so many otherwise reasonable people.
"I just can't bear the ratings obsession.
Greaney based Homer's intense obsession with Edison on the fact that when he himself would have an obsession with something in life, he would badger and bore people with details of it.
Mr. Yoon found a restaurant in Atlanta that was serving wine from modified beer kegs, and, with an energy borne of obsession, he set out to perfect the system.
They are personal and bear the hallmarks of obsession.
The vast size, awe-inspiring character, and the ubiquity of their funerary monuments bear testimony to this obsession.
Why not commemorate the anniversary with a trip to some of the museums and monuments that bear witness to our obsession with the final frontier?
Mackay also drew on the crusades of of Middle Ages to the witch hunts of the 16th and 17th centuries, and all kinds of oddities, borne of public and private obsessions from London's Cock Lane ghost in 1762 to the work of alchemists all around Europe.
Quell, who bears a single trauma (an obsession with a girl back home), loves the feeling of being able to press that wound in his soul and revel in his pain.
So if the protagonist's guilty or not guilty status bears no influence on our obsession with the true crime genre, what is the central draw?
