Sentence examples for but also obsession from inspiring English sources

There are those — and don't wear yourself out looking for statistical surveys on this one — for whom water in chunky frozen form is a source not merely of interest but also obsession.

In addition we analyzed not only group comparisons between OCD patients and healthy controls but also obsession and compulsion subscores (Y-BOCS) separately using both DTI and MTI in a carefully selected group of adult, unmedicated, male OCD patients without comorbidities and age- and sex-matched normal controls.

Bira, however, had not just presented with the pica, but also her obsession with the mud before she ate it.

Indeed, much of Mr. Rostenkowski's influence reflected not just mastery of the legislative process but also his obsession with turning Ways and Means into a first among equals in the House pantheon.

Collecting cards is partly a strategic activity, allowing for versatility and innovation, but also an obsession, encouraging many an under-the-counter request for trades or single-card purchases.

Crowe shows the drive and love for the Creator but also the obsession and confusion of his task.

But also the obsession with Mad Max, especially with the apocalypse, I've always thought has something more to do with people who are having a hard time fitting into the world.

In the film, racism is more than a prejudice experience, an outward display of hate, but also an obsession of sorts―rather than admiration―of the black man: his speed, his physique, his sexuality, his intellect, his artistic ability and creativity.

It takes dedication to becoming an expert on how to cook, but also an obsession with new flavors and trends and an awareness of your competition.

I had enrolled in a professional wrestling school, to pursue an assignment, but also a personal obsession.

These come not just from my own experience, but also from my obsession with watching, reading about, and talking with comedians.