Sentence examples for create the obsession from inspiring English sources

Religious, racial, and even anti-aristocratic class prejudices combined to create the obsession with "purity of blood" (limpieza de sangre) which became characteristic of the Spaniards in the 16th and 17th centuries.

Bundy is arguably the first serial killer to create the true crime obsession on a larger scale thanks to his trial being the first one televised in American history.

But by encouraging the creation of ICBs, economists had helped create both the obsession with austerity and an institutional arrangement that made a recession busting policy impossible to enact.

But, whether he's not giving himself enough credit, or he's driven by an obsession to create, the work will still speaks for itself--with or without accolades and self-adulation.

Childhood fears and adult obsessions combine to create the most fiendish monster of all.

It's this kind of approach that creates the kind of obsession in kids like mine and the unusually intimate bond they form with an inanimate object, albeit one that's more human in shape than a smartphone.

Virtual infidelity often creates the slippery slope of obsession.

I have no idea what formative experience in his youth created this obsession, but it was evident long before he ran for president, and it comes out on issue after issue.

Mr. de Blasio's style seems particularly ill-suited to a moment when personality politics have entered a new and hypercharged phase, when the ability to create an obsession both among one's own constituents and the opposition seems so essential to getting ahead.

The Harmelin decision in 1991 and the sentencing scheme it upheld, enacted by the Michigan Legislature in 1978, bracketed the peak years of the "war on drugs," a public-policy obsession that created the massive incarceration problem that is overwhelming state budgets today.

Certain individuals may be attached to the idea that fat is unhealthy and therefore they create an obsession around low-fat foods.