Sentence examples for forms of obsession from inspiring English sources

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

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

This also makes sense from a philosophical standpoint: Love and hate are both forms of obsession.

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

I mean, writing itself can become just another form of narcissism, another form of obsession with self presentation in such a way that people can say how smart you are and acknowledge your smartness.

All you need is Yuai, especially as Japan leads humanity's rush into isolating forms of electronic obsession.

In the 1980s, he made a number of adaptations of his diary for Channel 4. Later he co-edited (with Paul Hammond) two important anthologies, akin to the work of Mass Observation: Seeing in the Dark (1990), an assemblage of hundreds of accounts of cinema-going; and Brought to Book (1994), which documented the myriad forms of bibliophiliac obsession.

At the time, we didn't have the internet!" Globally, internet addiction and other forms of digital obsession have become a pressing concern.

It may also be a form of obsessive-compulsive disorder, with the obsession being fearfulness and/or grooming and/or aggression.

We talked about her vocation for the stage, which arrived early in the form of an obsession with Audrey Hepburn in "My Fair Lady".

Yet there's a backlash in the form of an obsession with listening to the "white working-class voters". In the U.K., this "listening" translates into embracing nationalism, anti-immigration sentiment and support for the Trident nuclear program.