Sentence examples for enormous obsession from inspiring English sources
"There always seems to be an enormous obsession with one player," said Hodgson.
Throughout the book, courtly golden-age Hollywood is contrasted with the pragmatic and aggressively impersonal way of business that took root in the 1970s when the blockbuster was born and enormous, global profit became the guiding obsession.
The family business was started by his father, Phil, a Louisiana football standout who translated an obsession with hunting ducks into the now enormous duck-call business.
I'm obsessed with obsessions.
The obsession with budget deficits is especially absurd because the enormous deficits of recent years are entirely the result of the economic downturn.
For a small community, the Parsis have had an enormous impact on Mumbai food culture with slow-paced, airy cafes and an obsession with eedu per (eggs on everything).
As de Waal makes clear, the enormous advantages of high status are ubiquitous in the animal kingdom, and the obsession with sex is similarly universal.
Enormous photographic portraits cover concrete homes as part of a community art project that captures what has become a Mexican obsession: visualizing victimhood or, more broadly, turning cold, mind-numbing data back into real people.
Yet that it is so personal and springs from these obsessions (Japan, objects, memory), drawing on his expertise as a potter, is surely a clue to its enormous appeal.
As Kirchner´s obsession with Clarín has grown — the two were allies until the conglomerate sided with farmers during a 2008 tax protest — so has the enormous pressure on the judiciary.
