Sentence examples for obsession grew from inspiring English sources

The obsession grew a few years after he graduated from Kearny High School, mostly with Slap.

For Tavener, the obsession grew out of his own medical history.

He was playing this lovely twinkly music that sounded like fairies over techno and my obsession grew from there.

Paul Prudhomme, the roly-poly chef who made the blackening of fish a national obsession, grew up on a nearby farm.

My vegetable dessert obsession grew from there and after being made redundant I started the blog just over a year ago.

And this new proprietary "Lost" obsession grew symbiotically with things like mainstream entertainment blogs (and their comments sections) and Twitter, until now there is a vast body of shared commentary and speculation that often seems to overshadow the show itself.

The menu that arrived that day sparked an obsession that grew with time.

From then on my obsession only grew.

Among them: a wife who has been pushed to her breaking point by her husband's obsession for growing giant pumpkins, and a husband who thinks his mother-in-law's visits are way too long.

In the United States, where hockey can still seem like a cult obsession, fans grow up memorizing the names of Canadian towns they'll never visit (Kamloops, Flin Flon, Moose Jaw, Medicine Hat: music to a rink rat's ears), in the vain hope that it might better acquaint them with the soul of something pure, unsullied by Kardashians and halftime shows.

He was always more interested in his characters than he was in himself, whether it was a kid in Byker with an Elvis obsession, Morris and Sharon growing up in the Gorbals or Professor Halder, discovering that in Nazi Germany liberalism is not enough.