Sentence examples for momentary obsession from inspiring English sources

If "Empire" or any of this season's other African American-skewing series flame out, there is a danger that black ensembles could be to this season what "Friends" and "Mad Men" rip-offs have been in years past: a momentary obsession quickly abandoned by skittish television executives.

Momentary obsessions: Designing for our upcoming EmersonMade seasons.

Because most Twitter users set up their accounts to broadcast their posts publicly, the microblogging service has become invaluable for those looking for insights into the broad social zeitgeist as well as the momentary obsessions of the public.

The movie dives headlong into the spirit of childhood, capturing as few movies have done the raw, untamed energy of girls passing through the tomboy stage of pre-pubescence into a turbulent, boy-crazy adolescence of fly-by-night fads and crazy, momentary obsessions.

Momentary Style Obsessions: Patrik Ervell.

Momentary style obsessions: Bottega Veneta vans, Acne Jeans and my beat-up Red Wing boots.

Momentary style obsessions: Day-Glo fingernails with glitter on top; metallic leggings; earrings I made out of jellybeans.

The Long Now is an organization founded to combat our culture's burgeoning obsession with momentary, short term gains made at the expense of long-term planning.

Both of which are at least momentary distractions from England's obsession with the John Terry affair.

The Gold Gloves were, however, but a momentary diversion in the off-season obsession with free agents, which, as Tom Verducci writes on SI.com, should come with warning labels.

Chast's sense of humor never deserts her even when her parents' bodies fail them, and the resulting volume, which won a National Book award, is both an ingenious depiction of a part of life most people studiously avoid thinking about, and a slow-burn dissection of Chast's own obsessions, and her love of distraction as a momentary respite from entropy.