Sentence examples for obsessions discussed from inspiring English sources

A December 10 , 2008episode of Dr. Phil entitled "Obsessions" discussed the topic of reborning.

The symptomatic structure of the third and the fourth factors that we obtained in our child and adolescent population, were consistent with factors described in all studies performed in adults (with the exception of the religious obsessions discussed above).

While queueing patiently, visitors can partake in the great British obsession, discussing the weather, although according to the guidebook we hardly ever experience "long periods of adverse weather or extreme temperatures".

But there was never a warning sign; his obsession was discussed only pseudonymously with others online.

Here's what they had to say about Marco Rubio, visas, and the US obsession with discussing candidates' business records.

Perhaps Renzi is right, as he said the other day, that our political system is to blame for its chronic obsession with discussing everything, for systematically fostering a "cult of discussionism" and for the inability to take a decisive approach.

If the Chronicles are Nik's way of augmenting what's authentic, Denise's obsession with memory, discussed by Macy in an earlier post, counteracts them by focussing obsessively on what is real rather than perceived.

We discussed his obsession with Antonio Machado the entire walk home.

Turner et al. (1992) and Taylor et al. (2002) discussed the criteria that can assist in distinguishing obsessions from GAD-worry.

In a web video, O'Donnell and her producers also discussed her new obsession with Brand.

On June 24, New York University hosted an Agunah Summit, where dozens of rabbis and scholars discussed one of Ms. Greenberg's other obsessions: the agunah, or "chained wife," whose husband refuses to grant her a divorce.