Sentence examples for obsessed with identifying from inspiring English sources

Blake in particular and Roddick on occasion seem obsessed with identifying themselves as shot makers over strategists, as contortionists over court managers.

In a 2010 documentary "The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers," Egil Krogh, one of the operatives, says that the Administration was obsessed with identifying who else was involved in the leak.

But he looks happy to be back in a comedy after the dolours of his last series, "The Forgotten," in which he played an emotionally crippled ex-cop obsessed with identifying unclaimed murder victims.

Fidel, the doctor who heads the project, becomes obsessed with identifying this ninth victim.

He obsessed with identifying the Burgundian techniques of battonage and sur lie aging, at a time when California winemakers showed interest in different production techniques practiced around the world.

In the 21st century, proponents of nearly every form of institutionalised knowledge (from biology and chemistry to history and literature) have become obsessed with defining, categorising, and identifying what constitutes life itself.

I'm obsessed with obsessions.

Or are we too obsessed with finding a place for every biomarker?

Nessa Carey £7.99 After the structure of DNA was identified, scientists became obsessed with the parts of the genome containing codes for the production of proteins; otherwise known as genes.

And the longtime cast members Dennis Franz and Kim Delaney said that Mr. Milch was so obsessed with the show -- and so personally identified with its characters, especially the tormented Franz character, Detective Andy Sipowicz -- that he would continue to be a forceful presence.

Obsessed with averting terrorist attacks on his watch, he was quick to identify threats -- and bully people into addressing them.