Sentence examples for needs and obsessions from inspiring English sources

Trump himself is not necessarily driven by the same warped world view that drives the cabal of reactionary fabulists that has been dubbed as the alt right; he is a creature of his own narcissistic needs and obsessions.

It was an idea he had already been mulling; a serendipitous meeting of our journalistic needs and his artistic obsessions.

Often that line was one which seemed to reveal something about womanhood – our obsessions, our sexuality, our needs and own wild oats: "Even if she's content in his warmth," she sang in He Can Only Hold Her.

Stop unreal fantasies and obsessions.

"Launching a unique program designed for our Chinese customers shows our obsession with Chinese customer needs, and demonstrates our long-term commitment to growing our business in China," said Russ Grandinetti, Senior Vice President of Amazon, in a statement about the launch.

Persevere, though, and obsession will follow illumination.

With real food filling our supermarkets, and fake food labelled accordingly, we wouldn't need extreme food obsessions in January.

Authors need obsessions; it's their immoderate, uncontainable, sometimes irrational preoccupations that feed their creative energies.

It is not as though Dr. Richard E. Smalley, a winner of the 1996 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his role in discovering a new form of carbon, needed another obsession when he began pondering the world's energy future a year and a half ago.

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Common obsessions include fear of contamination, fixation on symmetry and orderliness and somatic and aggressive obsessions.