Sentence examples for enduring obsessions from inspiring English sources

Marital friction, or the farce of wedded lethargy, was one of Waugh's enduring obsessions; he himself married a woman named Evelyn Gardner in 1928.

Allen evidently emerged from Flatbush fully formed, prepackaged with abundant self-confidence and enduring obsessions with Dixieland jazz, Freudian analysis, Knicks basketball and ladies' bosoms.

Is it possible that the international community's enduring obsession with Israel, in contrast to its stunning silence regarding Sudan, is motivated by politics?

The brutality of the Italian colonial period -- which had lasted from 1911 through 1943 and led to the deaths of perhaps half of the population of Libya's eastern province -- would become for him an enduring obsession.

In Lo And Behold, Reveries Of The Connected World he takes flight across the digital cosmos of the internet; in Into The Inferno, he explores his enduring obsession with volcanoes.

What explains this infatuation, this enduring obsession?

Pork too is an enduring obsession.

The set makes no secret of Ms. Gold's enduring obsession.

I think this is the key behind the enduring obsession with that war.

HIS MOST ENDURING obsession, as evident to anyone familiar with his oeuvre, is with the subcontinent.

In the end, Dr. Prados said, what is most revealing is the government's enduring obsession with secrecy.