Sentence examples for existed an obsession from inspiring English sources
The kids have come back!" He began trying to corral all this material into a film by jotting dozens of unrelated facts and ideas on file cards, from "gun control" (an obsession of his mother's, which didn't make it in) to "blow jobs always existed" (an obsession of his own, ditto).
Beyond these well-known versions, however, there exists a deep culture of Jane Austen obsession.
During a nine-month period between 1994 and 1995 when "My So-Called Life," broadcast at 8 p.m. on ABC (alas for its ratings, opposite "Mad About You"), Jordan existed as the obsession of Angela Chase, the high-school sophomore played by Claire Danes, whose defining state of melancholy he interrupted and enforced.
If anything, an obsession with "realness" exists in disco circles that is as fierce as anything in rock: an insistence on remaining true to the original sound by the proponents of disco past and present.
Lynskey Dorian from The Guardian suggested that Minogue refers to either "a partner, an evasive one-night stand or someone who doesn't know she exists" as her obsession.
I have this desire to have this immaculate form of love that really doesn't exist, so my obsession goes on through life and I never find it and I end up miserable.
That needs to exist alongside this obsession with big data.
Céline became an obsession.
