Sentence examples for obsession for finding from inspiring English sources

Having inherited her grandmother's obsession for finding Dola, Deborah Walton and her sister, Brina, came here to the archives well before midnight.

But his obsession for finding better ways for people to interact with computers never subsided.

He does not care for society's conventions and mocks his wife's obsession with finding suitable husbands for their daughters.

Amanda's endless chatter is a cover for her reigning obsession: finding a mate for daughter Laura Celiaa Kennan-Bolger), the fragile beauty that hides from the world, lit up only by her tiny glass figurines.

What's ultimately behind Libby's trial is the Administration's obsession with finding hard evidence for what it already believes.

Voters along these streets, which smelled of fried dough and clanged with carnival rides, seemed to share a mood about the coming elections: a low-grade grumpiness toward anyone who has anything to do with politics, an exasperation with the string of corruption claims that have dogged leaders from Illinois and, most of all, an obsession with finding a cure for the nation's economic tumult.

The episode has been seen as laying the foundation for the recurrence of Fox Mulder's obsession with finding his missing sister, which would come to be one of the main plot threads of the series.

He became an interpreter for the BBC and derides the network's obsession with finding English-speakers and good pictures.

In the 17th century they had an obsession with finding chords that were magnetic to each other.

The result is an "obsession with finding the edge," Mr. Shore said, "and discovering 'how far is too far.' " Hmmmm.

So did Gates's obsession with finding post-work, pre-slipper-type shoes, which she says dates back a decade.