Sentence examples for feel obsession from inspiring English sources

Whether I'm working on fiction or nonfiction, I have to feel obsession, dread and excitement to write a book.

In addition, he seems motivated by a deeply felt obsession with the human body and the discomforts of having one.

He still thinks of C., he said, but he has stopped hacking into his e-mail and is relieved to feel the obsession losing its hold.

It'll be hard at first, but soon you'll feel the obsession's spell start to weaken, bit by bit.

I felt the obsession.

But I can't help but feel that this obsession with segregation stymies our social progression.

Deprived of it, it can feel like an obsession; all-consuming, a physical pain.

Here, though, they feel less like obsessions than like old friends, the trusted longtime companions of the novelist's working days.

In fact, his repertoire is extremely limited, and it is hard not to feel that his obsessions and those of his protagonists always come down to the same cycles of self-degradation and mutilation, acted out within power structures of one sort or another: the dysfunctional family, consumerist and capitalist America, the military, the art world, the moral world of children's stories.

Many feel it is an obsession of the political classes and would just like them to get on with running the country.

And the chasers' comments, like Hank Flynn recounting his youthful pot-smoking obsession, often feel like outtakes from MTV's Jersey Shore.