Sentence examples for dangerous obsession from inspiring English sources

"It's the place of obsession – a dangerous obsession".

"Much of the attraction is nonsexual, but sometimes it becomes a dangerous obsession".

But in Grémillon's superb handling it is first and foremost a magnificent love story, in which a shared (and quite dangerous) obsession inspires Thérèse and Pierre to ever greater heights of dedication to each other.

Again Watson centres on a female protagonist, this time a mother living two lives – one of domestic contentment as herself, the other surfing on a dangerous obsession as she impersonates her murdered sister.

Or do you think we need to take discussions to a different level, "cease our dangerous obsession with 'sustainability'", and look more deeply at our disconnection with the planet and its problems?

Blacklisted is wonderful: a luxuriant marriage of country twang and torch-song bluesiness, on which Case is equal parts Dolly Parton and Peggy Lee, singing one moment of grass in the valley, the next of dark and dangerous obsession.

"The 19th century had two dangerous obsessions: one was with 'progress,' the other with 'purity,' " Mr. Adams said.

The Japanese filmmaker Sion Sono's "Himizu" is the story of a young man striving to be normal, but who is mentally pushed over the edge by an incident that leads to dangerous obsessions.

For many students, weight and body fat are dangerous obsessions, so teachers using the equipment must undergo instruction and monitoring by the foundation, said Cameron Lewis, president of the fitness foundation.

It is with masterly skill that Perlman gradually lets us see how dangerous this obsession is.

Aided by Mr. Akhavan's quicksilver performance, Mr. Fischer captures how quickly fevered late-night bull sessions can degenerate into drunken brawls or how easily a broken heart slides into a dangerous ideological obsession.