Sentence examples for consuming obsession with from inspiring English sources

All of this feeds Trump's consuming obsession with undoing everything Obama did.

What about Ken Grimes, who paints text-filled canvases charting a consuming obsession with space aliens but who once studied art at Yale.

The critic David Sylvester, a friend of Hamilton's, described this as verging on madness, a consuming obsession with "modern living, modern technology, modern equipment, modern communications, modern materials, modern processes, modern attitudes".

"It is about what I expected -- a tissue of undocumented suspicions, allegations, ludicrous 'hypotheses,' half-truths and misrepresentations of the facts, events and relationships, all in line with his consuming obsession with some deep, dark conspiracy centered on Carlos Castaneda and U.C.L.A.," Dr. Furst wrote.

Personally I think all this violence is a reaction to, and perpetuation of, seclusion, fear, and this consuming obsession with Armageddon that is driving people over the edge.

Elias developed a consuming obsession with the opposing forces of good and evil, awakened at an early age due to the loss of his father at the beginning of World War I; early writings attest to the young poet's disgust and disenchantment with human existence.

I ended up in A&E, unable to think of any other way to cope with the all-consuming obsession with death.

He really seems to think that the world he  displays, of money, celebrity, flattery, name-dropping, and, of course, an all-consuming obsession with appearance, is something to flaunt.

News that China faced new accusations of election fraud has drawn some tart comments on social media from people who are not accustomed to what for some in other countries can be an all-consuming obsession with following electoral politics.

As his health failed and threats to his position, both real and imagined, mounted, an "all-consuming obsession with the control, influence and power that money represented" led him to surround himself with a coterie of advisers tasked with "enforcing bonds, collecting fines, imprisoning and asset-stripping their victims".

Ferrán Adriá, the chef at el Bulli, on the northern Costa Brava, and reckoned by just about every connoisseur of cuisine to be the last word in inventive cooking says: 'In terms of sheer, mad, consuming cultural obsession with food there is nowhere like France.' And nothing quite like the severe, controlled elegance you find in ladies like Madame Loiseau.