Sentence examples for obsession to create from inspiring English sources

"I have a kind of sacred obsession to create.

In looking for the roots of the American obsession to create an artistic tradition of its own -- what Georgia O'Keeffe called "the great American thing" -- Corn zeroes in on such "machine-age modernists" of the 20's as Demuth and Charles Sheeler.

But, whether he's not giving himself enough credit, or he's driven by an obsession to create, the work will still speaks for itself--with or without accolades and self-adulation.

From the early seventeen-eighties onward, Hamilton's enduring obsession was to create a more viable and powerful American nation-state, making the term "United States" into a singular rather than a plural noun.

"The government's obsession is now to create conformity with its ideas".

For three years now, Davis has been using western anxieties and obsessions with blackness to create worlds where gods of color can reclaim an identity through the supernatural.

For three years now, Damon has been using western anxieties and obsessions with blackness to create worlds where Gods of colour can reclaim an identity through the supernatural.

Mr. Doctoroff has harnessed his obsession with small details to create a blueprint for a sweeping legacy -- his and New York City's.

Carlos Mota, the New York (by way of Venezuela) stylist who created this elaborate spread, drew upon Dutch Renaissance tableaus and an obsession with eclectic ephemera to create a scene that, somehow, "just works".

One legacy of the Soviet obsession with modernity has been to create its contrary, a sentimental regard for tradition.

Religious, racial, and even anti-aristocratic class prejudices combined to create the obsession with "purity of blood" (limpieza de sangre) which became characteristic of the Spaniards in the 16th and 17th centuries.