Sentence examples for obsession with stage from inspiring English sources

Indeed, at this point, he has an obsession with stage space, a passion he shares with his favorite designer, Ian Falconer.

How do you get them to sing?' And that's where we came up with the idea that it's Roxy's desire to escape from reality and her obsession with the stage that makes her re-imagine these things as vaudeville numbers.

You don't really get the obsession with "Center Stage".

There is a cultural obsession with the Bolshoi stage being a bastion of tradition, but modern conservative fist-bangers forget that some pieces they consider classics, such as Yuri Grigorovich's Legend of Love, included plenty of stormy duets that stirred controversy and claims of impropriety and pornography in the 1960s.

This drastic, disproportionate state of affairs derives from Real Madrid's utter obsession with success on the European stage.

And now, author and filmmaker Christian Moran is bringing another dimension of Disney's personality to center stage: his obsession with the future.

Hamlet's madness is violent, childlike; the mess and mud on stage reflect his obsession with death and decay.

(Before his Borneo mission, his obsession with animal extinction led him to stage liberating raids on zoos — quite a contrast to Great-Uncle Albert's hunting savagery).

Linklater used his obsession with growth across time to layer stages of life in one narrative.

This confirms the impression that I always had from his paintings, in which the ballet dancers never seemed illuminated by their efforts, the washerwomen never ennobled by their toil and his very obsession with the broad, dusty floors of stages suggested the colorful spectacle's inescapable grubbiness.

My unhealthy obsession with Tchami led me to the main stage for the first time all weekend.