Sentence examples for burgeoning obsession with from inspiring English sources
Cycling burns 700 calories an hour, so you can basically eat as much as you want (another reason for my burgeoning obsession with the sport).
The Washington Post writes about academia's burgeoning obsession with the satirist Stephen Colbert, which has led to august publications with titles including The Wørd Made Fresh: A Theological Exploration of Stephen Colbert, and Is Stephen Colbert America's Socrates?
There is therefore no longer any point in continuing with the mockery/travesty/charade-style pretence of not being middle-aged, because, in much the same way that the honeysuckle is currently interfering with the rambling rose in the vicinity of my pergola, one's middle years and a burgeoning obsession with greenery are very much entwined and feasibly in the process of grafting.
The Long Now is an organization founded to combat our culture's burgeoning obsession with momentary, short term gains made at the expense of long-term planning.
And the president's obsession with the tube — as a governing tool, a metric for staff evaluation, and a two-way conduit with lawmakers and aides — has upended the traditional rhythms of the White House, influencing many spheres, including policy, his burgeoning relationship with Congress, and whether he taps out a late-night or early-morning tweet.
They are proof of Mexico's burgeoning commerce with America.
Brazil had also controlled a burgeoning malaria epidemic with insecticides.
This is a country famous for its obsession with conservation: since independence in 1961, a quarter of its land has been given over to burgeoning populations of lion, giraffe, gazelle, rhino, wildebeest and zebra, prompting controversial policies barring Maasai from cattle-grazing land that are only now being reconsidered.
Obsession with the product.
Hence his obsession with germs.
