Sentence examples for obsession sparked from inspiring English sources

It marked the culmination of an obsession sparked 40 years earlier when the teenage Ditmars began collecting snakes.

Mr. White had achieved considerable success as a television writer on shows like "Dawson's Creek" and "Freaks and Geeks" before "Chuck and Buck," a tragi-comic love story involving a stalker and the unwilling object of his psycho-sexual obsession, sparked fascination and controversy at the 2000 Sundance Festival.

Her fashion obsession was sparked in the 1980s by a British television series, "The Clothes Show".

It "was a tale of sexual obsession which sparked a debate about unsimulated sex on screen.

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

The only couple that can't campaign as a couple is the couple that sparked this obsession with couplehood -- the Clintons.

He shared the story of his own UFO sighting in BC and reminisced about the shows (In Search of...) and films (Chariot of the Gods) that sparked his obsession with aliens at a young age.

Despite pretending to hate it when I was a kid, I never told my dad how him reading me the newspaper out loud every morning before school sparked my obsessions with writing, sports and journalism.

Mother Jones has published an exclusive interview with a friend of Loughner's, Bryce Tierney, who suggests that Loughner's obsession with language may have sparked a long standing hatred of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords: Tierney, who's also 22, recalls Loughner complaining about a Giffords event he attended during that period.

Life at a boarding school just north of Weimar reinforced the anti-democratic sentiments he got from his father, but Wernher's exposure to Hermann Oberth's pamphlet "The Rocket Into Interplanetary Space" sparked a romantic obsession that was soon in full adolescent flower.

Malhotra claimed the demonisation of saturated fat in our diet, going back to Ancel Keys' Seven Countries seminal study in 1970, which prompted changes in US guidelines on fat, had sparked a mistaken obsession with cholesterol, "which has led to the overmedication of millions of people with statins".