Sentence examples for new obsession with from inspiring English sources

Thus began my new obsession with rutabaga.

It relies vastly on designer Julian Crouch's new obsession with brown paper.

Sherry Turkle's new book "Alone Together" tells us why our new obsession with social media is making us very lonely.

The BMJ study provides further scientific reasons for government to consider our new obsession with fame regardless of talent as a major public health issue.

In 1972 it took a neat potshot at the new obsession with heritage, and specifically with the Italian "Save the Historic Centres" campaign.

The conservative streak typified by the appearance of so many Hollywood oldsters surfaced throughout the week in a series of jabs — from panelists and fans alike — at the film industry's new obsession with 3-D.

In this follow up to her bestselling, movie-inspiring memoir, "Julie & Julia, Julie Powelll chronicles two new obsessions: with meat and with a man she calls D, with whom she had an extramarital affair.

Paul Ryan has said this before; he may say it again, by way of playing to the Fox News obsession with the number of said busts in the White House.

The "All In" host declared Fox News' "obsession with the so-called knockout game" the most over-covered story of 2013.

The latest bit of One Direction mania to hit the Internet is a six-minute episode of "Teens React," featuring a group of young people weighing in on the pop music's biggest new obsession -- with the hit single "What Makes You Beautiful" playing in the background, of course.

"We have to appreciate and preserve it -- something I'm now obsessed with doing!" Perhaps not all of the students will leave the class with a new obsession, but all will leave changed, whether as more conscientious inhabitants of this world, deeper appreciators of the arts, more creative professionals, or masters of the sometimes dreaded group project.