Sentence examples for lost obsession from inspiring English sources

And this new proprietary "Lost" obsession grew symbiotically with things like mainstream entertainment blogs (and their comments sections) and Twitter, until now there is a vast body of shared commentary and speculation that often seems to overshadow the show itself.

If he lost his obsession, he might lose his edge.

In that moment Mr Lawford lost his obsession with getting high.

I've already noticed that many of my friends who were Web pioneers have now lost their obsession and surf the Net less and less.

After my suicide attempt — immediately after — I lost my obsessions and began to enjoy life.

The founding director of Discovery Times Square and a living example of what happens when that kid obsessed with dinosaurs grows up and doesn't lose the obsession, Mr. Gsell, 51, wanted to build an outdoor dinosaur exhibition.

"This government is obviously not going to lose its obsession with the deficit but if you are looking for ways to spend a little and get maximum return – then here we are".

Social media may lose its obsession with follower numbers and traffic, evolving to context-driven reputation systems and algorithms.

If there are certain objects, toys, plants etc. in your house or garden that appear to "set off" your dog, consider removing them, at least until the dog loses its obsession with the object.

Rabbi Marc Schneier, spiritual leader of the Hampton Synagogue in Westhampton Beach, said the meaning of a bar or bat mitzvah sometimes gets lost in the obsession with a party.

What shouldn't be lost is our obsession with the purity and power of the business models being created in China.