Sentence examples for obsession for working from inspiring English sources

I transferred my obsession for training into my obsession for working – as a physiotherapist, as part of the medical team, and as head of science and medicine over the last few years.

Ryan, an intense, forty-year-old Wisconsinite who considered a career as an economist before entering politics, has made an obsession of working out a fix for the looming entitlement crash.

For this reason I have long nurtured a mild obsession for her work and have made her the heroine of my book, Why We Build.

With a passion for physics that bordered on obsession, she also worked for the division of war research at Columbia University during the second world war, where she became a highly productive researcher and later professor.

The obsession seems to work for everybody until the young man meets a young woman; Peppino is just the tiniest bit jealous.

The obsession can work well.

To raise money for the project that has been his obsession for four years, he has worked jobs up and down the East Coast.

He reminds me of Newton — this obsession with an idea, working by yourself, the disregard for other people's opinion.

It's difficult, for instance, not to read the sculpture What My Dad Gave Me (2008), a towering, 65-foot Erector Set skyscraper, as an homage to a towering father figure from whom Burden inherited an obsession for engineering, precision, and hard work.

Our national obsession for militarism around the world doesn't work and brings only resentment.

Some more blatantly self-deprecating works depict prescription bottles, reading "FORGETTING CRUSHES AND CRAZYNESS" or "FOR OBSESSION FOR BREAKING THINGS FOR FOCKUSING MAKE IS HAPPYNESS".