This is probably because music is the most perfect of all arts, the "highest obsession" (Pasternak).
Analysis of this effect demonstrated that in the high obsession group, participants in the experimental condition had significantly more intrusions about drinking, time spent thinking about these intrusions and discomfort from them, than controls.
– Glenn Collins The Drinks Business: The Bordeaux bubble has burst as Asian wine buyers have moved on to other high-end obsessions, auctioneers say.
Mr. Othoniel, even in his earliest work, shares the high medieval obsession with beauty and death.
If Hitchcock's first film in this country, "Rebecca," gave us cliff-high romantic obsession, rich with the credible terror of lives gone wrong, what has Park imported?
The movie is about step dancing as a high-school obsession — kids defining themselves personally and then as a group in dance, and matching styles in duels with other groups.
He fished and worked with masters, including Lee Wulff and A. J. McClane, who helped elevate fishing to a high-minded obsession, but he was also quick with tips for beginners.
Both women are true New Yorkers with a high-heel obsession and the chicest wardrobe anyone could ever wish for.
The negative associations between factor scores and age of onset are in concordance with previous research reporting a higher number of obsessions and compulsions and higher symptom severity in subjects with early onset compared to subjects with late onset OCD (Millet et al. 2004).
He was an aesthetic primitivist with high-end audio obsessions.
