Sentence examples for more obsession from inspiring English sources

For some, it was more obsession than hobby.

Instead, it draws someone to whom Alabamians collectively attach far more obsession: the author of the book itself, Harper Lee, who lives in the small town of Monroeville, Ala., one of the most reclusive writers in the history of American letters.

More obsession with test scores.

As well as a national drink they also have a national infusion; Mate (Mah-Tay) a herby tea sipped through a metal straw from a hollowed out calabash gourd (I am honestly not making this up), which is more obsession than beverage.

Somewhere between a few more obsessions (the Spice Girls, Jeff Buckley, Will Young) Adele popped Etta James in to the CD player, and thought: Oh, I can do that.

No more obsessions over ounces gained and inches grown.

Overall, seven subjects (28.0%) had one or more obsessions and compulsions while remaining 18 subjects had only compulsions (72.0%).

Parents rated the children with ASD to have more obsessions relating to folk physics (e.g., machines, vehicles, computers) or television/audio and displayed fewer obsessions related to folk psychology (e.g., imagination, gossip, beliefs, relationships).

Storch et al. [ 47] found that OCD patients without a tic disorder had significantly more contamination obsessions, sexual obsessions, and counting compulsions than youth with comorbid tics.

But he said that in his own case, what drives him is "confidence more than obsession".

I think my real usefulness evolves out of … it's not even compassion, it's more like obsession".