Sentence examples for mysterious obsession from inspiring English sources

(He also dwells at length on Russian scores — a mysterious obsession until you remember he's written a biography of Prokofiev).

These brave souls, courageous enough to open the psychological floodgates and share their enthusiasm, passion and frequently mysterious obsessions, will be my subjects.

SECRET OBSESSION, by Kimberla Lawson Roby.

But there is another, narrower connection between "Capital" and Dickens that is linked to the mysterious photographer's obsession with the front doors of the houses on Pepys Road.

This theory, however, doesn't take into account their strong religious connections, mysterious ceremonies, and obsession with radical Greek philosophers.

These mysteries remain mysterious.

Especially now, when young artists pursue private obsessions toward frequently mysterious ends, Ensor, who was about as obsessive and mysterious an artist as you might think of, seems as relevant as ever.

"Dick" stars Kathryn Hahn as a frustrated filmmaker who develops an obsession with a mysterious academic (Kevin Bacon).

Also, Reed Johnson explains the obsession with a mysterious manuscript from the late Middle Ages.

Blue chronicles her senior year in high school, when she is Svengalied by a clique of louche, privileged kids, united in their obsession with a mysterious film teacher.

In "My Life With Albertine," Mr. Nelson and Mr. Gordon focus on a single strand of the narrator's story: his obsession with the mysterious Albertine.