Sentence examples for feels obsessed from inspiring English sources

The Hollywood version almost feels obsessed with race.

I felt obsessed and powerful and half crazed with excitement when I thought about the gun, just as I did when I thought about the blood squares.

I can understand, I think, why Campbell still feels so obsessed with the events of 2003.

Pulsipher uses the drug only when he feels himself obsessing over something, he said; when the feeling subsides, he stops taking it.

They felt he was obsessed with his image and basked in his press coverage too eagerly.

"I feel we are obsessed with transactions and exchanges, and the minivan is a kind of access point for that.

"I feel you are obsessed with the abaya and what we wear under it," she said.

But the best character here turns out to be Mr. Boland, who's learned to massage a feeling and get the full effect from it, making his love songs like "Every Moment I'm Gone" and "Obsessed" feel like more than easy trifles.

But because these are young gay men, the woman feels free to obsess about them and to watch them having sex without guilt or shame.

He feels most historians are obsessed with the disasters, overlooking the fact that the British Army transformed itself from a small entity with 19th-century weapons and tactics into a formidable fighting machine "combining infantry, armour, artillery and machineguns assisted by airpower and wireless communications … to which the enemy [by 1918] had no answer".

It's an interesting statement on his ability as a blender, that Marky actually feels he was too obsessed with the skill as a young man.