Sentence examples for funny obsession from inspiring English sources

What do you think about Robin Thicke's funny obsession with food?

Here's how Thompson describes his goofy but very funny obsession with using a rope to cross a Japanese pond: "Like Moby Dick or a layover at JFK, you didn't fully appreciate the difficulty of completing the Rope Challenge until you were too far in to turn back.

In those early New York years, one of my roommates was a performer with good taste and funny obsessions — we bonded over "Double Fantasy" and "Songs for Drella" — who had a collection of Bowie's early video experiments on VHS.

Parents working toward these goals will one day be surprised and delighted by their children's funny new obsessions, odd fixations, and tentative but extraordinary connections with other children.

"[Technology creates] a funny kind of obsession with time, but it's this very short-focused, immediate-present time," Zimbardo tells The Huffington Post.

I also love Dave Eggers' The Circle (Hamish Hamilton), which is a sharp-eyed and funny satire about the obsession with "sharing" our lives through technology.

Bishop's next two novels will be published in 2014 and 2015 and the judges for the Costa prize praised Unexpected Lessons in Love as "an unflinching, darkly funny story of love, obsession and illness that is unexpected in every way".

Obsessions are funny things, and gardeners suffer them regularly.

It's funny how people's obsessions come back to bite them.

The fiction is that self-obsession is funny because collective struggles are a thing of the past.

Crackberrying would be funnier if our national obsession with gadgetry began and ended with hand-held communication devices.