Sentence examples for obsession changing from inspiring English sources
In the 80's, ads for the Obsession fragrance by Klein explored the idea of psychological obsession, changing the way fragrances were marketed.
David Fricke of Rolling Stone noted that "Björk likens the human emotions – love, physical obsession, changing moods, violent hurt – in songs such as "Mutual Core", "Moon" and "Virus" to natural phenomena: earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, lunar phases and contagious disease".
There has been an obsession with changing structures over the past 25 years involving all governments, mostly in the direction of trying to make state-funded schools look like private schools – an impossible task given the totally different contexts.
When asked about the unhappy link between the homeless and their obsession with changing their luck, National Council on Problem Gambling executive director Keith Whyte kept repeating the word "co-morbidity".
After dark, he returned to the house he'd scouted, moving to a window to collect on his obsession: the girl changing into pajamas and climbing into bed.
Perhaps wider society is having a final feeding frenzy, before slowly moving on, with a sense of shared retrospective guilt, from its obsession with the changing nature of a woman's face.
Could explain overshooting in oil, the changing media obsession with the veep speculation of the day, and (god willing) the Jonas Brothers.Menzie Chinn says that a quick glance at employment numbers would seem to peg the American economy as somewhere in below-trend-but-above-recession territory.
His own favorite story is "The Swimmer," and Bailey's interweaving of Cheever's fiction with his experience — his mystical obsession with water, the changing seasons and the night sky — is a tour de force, a rare instance of fiction being deepened by its biographical circumstance.
Maples now admits that his hobby is more of an obsession, and he's changing the name of his fund to mark the milestone.
As a young woman, Malik began exploring the Saudi Arabia outside her Western enclave, and she developed an obsession with documenting the country's changing character and its dichotomies.
While it is credited with changing the nation's obsession from debts and deficits to income inequality, the protesters -- for months camped out in tents -- have found their image in desperate need of repair.
