Sentence examples for contemporary obsession from inspiring English sources
Such tomb sculpture reflected a contemporary obsession with the corruption of death.
But the growing number and lasting appeal of reality shows about fertility and babies reflect a particularly contemporary obsession.
But instead, most people latched on to a different contemporary obsession à la française: fast cars and spectacular accidents.
Her pale stick of a figure refutes the contemporary obsession with perfect bodies, at the very least.
Commentators in newspapers from the Guardian to the Daily Mail rushed to announce a contemporary obsession with history.
The contemporary obsession with romance is a way of deflecting the widespread obsession with sex in this age that has burst the barriers between public and private life.
Other shows include Natalie Haynes on how contemporary obsessions with beauty date back to the era, Alastair Sooke exploring the great treasures of ancient Greek art, and former Apprentice judge Margaret Mountford telling the life story of Sappho.
His story saw the incendiary intertwining of numerous contemporary obsessions: sports, race, celebrity, crime, even sex.
Even the Scottish contemporary art obsession with youth culture starts to pall, seeming trivial.
Apropos of contemporary political obsessions, several futuristic dystopias depict drastic income inequality.
Working around subject matter that is universally recognisable to the American public, Edwards reflects on our screen-obsessed culture and "contemporary society's obsession with visual stimulation".
