Sentence examples for intense obsession from inspiring English sources

Friends and political allies are loath to talk about her, knowing the family's intense obsession with privacy.

I realized that although an obsession with birds can isolate you from people, a more intense obsession with birds can do exactly the opposite.

Lila seems the truly fascinating one of the two, but you do have to remind yourself that you are being led by Elena's own intense obsession with Lila.

Bloom suspects that the Jewishness of these figures "consists in their intense obsession with interpretation" and posits each as a polarity of that Jewish obsession: Freud as the champion of interpretability, Kafka of tantalizing opacity.

But no matter: after a period of intense obsession with Ohio, in which President Obama, only half joking, promised Ohioans chocolate, the evening sped toward a scenario in which Ohio, for electoral purposes, would not even matter.

Well, in part, there's Fox's intense obsession with the terrorist attack in Benghazi.

Some of his patients have mild forms of psychosis, some inhabit the borderlands of mania, and some have intense obsessions.

The conditions are in place for a love affair of intense eroticism, obsession and betrayal.

"Most important among those will be genuine, intense customer obsession.

In retrospect, Hitch himself felt the then-50-year-old James Stewart was simply too old for the part of Scottie Ferguson, and lacking in the sexual dynamism that would have heightened the impact of that character's intense erotic obsession.

Americans' love of the Internet is almost as intense as their obsession with cars, so perhaps a new Web site that links the two is not surprising.