Sentence examples for form obsession from inspiring English sources

As with any artist's work, it fluctuates: there are great pictures and interesting ones, some enduringly powerful and some tired and slipshod (the Standing Form obsession of the 1950s and 1960s).

Well, I certainly have never thought of it in that way, but I don't know - it's difficult to know what forms obsessions.

Can the peculiar form of obsession they inspire in people sometimes prove fatal?

In its more benign, sporting form, the obsession with Hiddink centers on societal lessons of merit and expectation.

A preview of "Callas in Concert," touring this spring, made our critic wonder about the art form's obsession with the past.

However, in its most virulent form, an obsession with weight loss can mutate into anorexia nervosa, a horrible mental illness with an extremely high mortality rate.

Michael forms an obsession with dolphins and paints them all over his house, the street plan of Hillside is shown to form the shape of a dolphin at the end of the film.

But both are forms of obsession about the Jews," said Leon Wieseltier, a Jewish scholar and literary editor of the New Republic.

There are manipulative boyfriends to deal with and unfamiliar men who form odd obsessions after seeing residents on the streets.

"Like Donna Tartt's novel The Goldfinch, this is about the particular forms of obsession that only art can generate".

The one-two punch of the 1998 BBC documentary, The Fear of God, and then finally getting to see the movie not long after, formed my obsession.