Sentence examples for considered an obsession from inspiring English sources

Mr. Melchert-Dinkel, whose lawyer declined an interview request on his behalf, told investigators that his interest in "death and suicide could be considered an obsession," court documents say, and that he sought the "thrill of the chase".

She defended the classical ideals of work, citizenship, and political action against what she considered a debased obsession with mere welfare.

Over recent weeks Mr. Mason has also been serving an eight-course "cocoa tasting menu" that even Charlie might consider an undue obsession with chocolate.

The close proximity of poverty and the persisting desire to buy and sell shows that while consumerism is often considered a Western phenomenon, the obsession is now shared by most humans around the world.

Technology is traditionally considered a growth business, and that often means an obsession with the top line.

I prefer to think that my obsession allows me to consider an alternate set of "facts" about our shared visual world.

He disapproved of what he considered their national obsession with money, and he had no regard for that American passion, the cinema.

Blake used to consider his obsession with doing everything himself a kind of strength, but once his lovelife turned around he realised that his dogged independence partly stemmed from anxiety about letting people in.

Considering its obsession with uncertainties and disjunctions, that is a given.

She considers her obsession mild but plays in secret, protecting her right to admonish other household members for wasting time.

Still, considering their obsession with trends, does this mean that when A&R departments get bored once more, that solo female artists might not be so prominent?