Sentence examples for get too obsessed from inspiring English sources

It is also important not to get too obsessed with the guy's serve – remember you have to serve, too.

"I try not to get too obsessed about it, but you are praying for someone to score after that and it did not happen.

Dr Kukula offers this advice to any parent braving the winter chills in the hope of landing one of these objects of desire: "Don't get too obsessed by the amount of magnification – extremely high magnification can actually spread the image out too much and make it harder to see.

They shouldn't get too obsessed about how they play spin bowling, but they need to demonstrate here in Sri Lanka that they have learned from that experience.

Speaking in his BBC Sport column on Monday, Murray said: "As a player you can't get too obsessed about the draw.

Murray, who lost in four sets to Federer in last year's final, played down the significance of the draw earlier in the week, saying in his BBC Sport column: "As a player you can't get too obsessed about the draw.

He says everyone got too obsessed with data and that economics got too "scientific".

Of course fathers have a crucial role – but let's look at ways the state could help support that role over time, rather than getting too obsessed with the first year.

Recognizing she was getting too obsessed with Facebook, so she took a month off to go out to dinner and movies with friends instead.

Don't get too overwhelmed or obsessed.

Avoid getting overly obsessed.