Sentence examples for fierce obsession from inspiring English sources

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The dilapidated venue remains a fierce obsession for the two men who ended up in prison and have been searching for justice ever since.

Sharing a renewed passion for ingredients, an obsession with experimentation and a fierce dedication to technique, these recent arrivals are truly raising the bar on American ice cream.

His last works bristle with a longing for home and a continued obsession with madness, such as a fierce crayon drawing of a lunatic reaching through the bars of his prison window.

In Malaysia, the interest borders on obsession and club rivalries are almost as fierce as on the terraces of faraway English grounds.

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.

It sounds like a perfect combination of the obsessions of director Schrader and screenwriter Bret Easton Ellis, fierce moralists unafraid to swan-dive into the sleaze.

Perhaps it was the survivalism born of scarcity: the fierce pushing to get off the plane, the miserliness even of the rich, the obsession with doctors and engineers and the neglect of all others.

When Donald Trump was a candidate, his admirers explained his obsessions and his aggressions — about Megyn Kelly, Rosie O'Donnell, Hillary Clinton — as the excesses of a fierce competitor.

With a fierce line, he depicts human doubts and uncertainties, animating the twisted scenarios of our insecurities and obsessions.

These schools were Isadora's obsession, reflecting both her determination to spread her word -- that to live was to dance -- and her fierce need to mother.