Sentence examples for long-held obsession from inspiring English sources

In their conversation, Mr. Steinberg shared a long-held obsession with Mr. de Blasio — the seemingly arbitrary way tax assessments are determined, leaving some property owners to grossly overpay and some to underpay.

This fact is a reflection of America's long-held obsession with the sexual "purity" of white women, which has always been a direct extension of violent patriarchy and racism disguised as chivalry.

Tomorrow will be largely devoted to revisiting the Republican fever over Hillary Clinton's supposed violations in Benghazi, a long-held conservative obsession that no longer exerts much hold on the public imagination.

However wildly different the scenarios get, until writers' obsession with this mundane "naturalism" ends, long-held ideas of Britain's capacity for groundbreaking television comedies will be little more than distant memory.

Tim Cook's obsession with Aquaman, but it is his long-held belief that Aquaman is real, despite the fact that Aquaman is a fictional comic-book character created in 1941.

These findings challenge a long-held view.

She gave it, with long-held dimples.

There are long-held attitudes.

Citing Saint Laurent is a long-held tradition.

And that reflects his long-held beliefs.

Peter Pan was a long-held dream.