Sentence examples for crazed obsession from inspiring English sources
As the bullying poet, the versatile baritone Steven Page monopolises the stage each time he enters, exuding an air of crazed obsession.
Instead, in its crazed obsession with its extra-legal rules, the N.C.A.A. is willing to serve the interests of an angry ex-boyfriend who wants to ruin an athlete's career to get back at his mother.
In order to cut through the chaotic situation which now exists because of this crazed obsession you have with actually allowing the public to hear some policies discussed, we wish to make it clear that the prime minister will only take part in one debate.
March Madness basketball kicked off this week, sending many into a crazed sports obsession.
One person describes it as "a case of crazed self-obsession", and another user thinks it's the "height of narcissistic behaviour".
Conceived and directed by Pavol Liska and Kelly Copper, the artistic directors of the experimental company Nature Theater of Oklahoma, "Rambo Solo" is a winking shard of low-concept theater for downtown hipsters, an alternately hilarious and enervating, entrancing and tedious tribute to the crazed but comforting grip of aesthetic obsession.
Technology-obsessed. Social-media crazed.
His intensity — some called it obsession — became part of the folklore in basketball-crazed Indiana as he grew up to lead the Hoosiers to a 1987 NCAA championship.
I never dreamed that I'd have a legitimate excuse to write a TechCrunch post about Joseph Kony, the crazed Ugandan warlord whose Lord's Resistance Army has been a pet obsession of mine for some years now.
By jettisoning much of the original's premise and crazed punk theology, and by crucially declining to take seriously Ferrara's characteristic obsession with evil, Herzog has created something very different yet very interesting: a funky satirical noir, now set in New Orleans just after the Katrina disaster.
As individuals we cannot protect ourselves from all crazed killers, whether theirs is the adopted ideology of religious fanaticism or the idiosyncratic obsession of a lunatic.
