Sentence examples for longtime obsession from inspiring English sources

Hershey describes his path to the genre as serendipitous, a logical extension of his longtime obsession with hip-hop.

But toward the end of "Tibet Wild" he circles back to a predator that's been a longtime obsession — the snow leopard.

Amis acknowledges, too, his longtime obsession with the Holocaust: My own inner narrative is one of chronic stasis, followed by a kind of reprieve. . . .

In the vast, new West 18th Street space, he is showing a series of sculptures in solid carved black walnut based on scenes from "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," the 1937 Disney classic, a longtime obsession of his.

When I was a little girl, my mother would buy me old veiled hats from yard sales, and I would wear them around and dream of being a grown lady, so veiling my eyes has been a longtime obsession.

On his Web site, Stockman regularly posts writings that he readily calls "rants" and are single-mindedly focussed on his longtime obsession with the evils of Keynesianism, central banking, and the need for a return to the gold standard.

But "First Reformed" nonetheless has the feeling of a summation, of a teeming and roiling avowal of his longtime obsessions, from the distant pressure of family life as a child to the repellent politics currently unfolding daily.

You have not been a transformative leader, instead quietly going along with longtime obsessions of your party.

The movie is based on Bernhard Schlink's prize-wining book about a man who carries a longtime sexual obsession for an older woman who's later prosecuted for war crimes after it emerges she was a member of the SS and a guard at Auschwitz.

It came from my longtime association with obsession.

Still, he is largely the obsession of longtime Noriega watchers, not Panamanians in general.