Sentence examples for obsessions more from inspiring English sources

Never is the urge to grow up and shake off childish sports obsessions more pressing than after a heartbreaking loss; never does an era of reason and equanimity seem so close at hand.

The government is obsessed with "process" rather than delivery and nowhere is this obsession more obvious than within the NHS.

One of the primary challenges of the novel, Banville said, was making Oliver's self-obsession more palatable for readers.

In my world, that's enough for worry, discussion, obsession, more discussion, and several nights of insomnia.

The only obsession more intense than the one other rappers have with Jay-Z is the one Jay-Z has with them.

The former is a recently confected – pun required by law – communal obsession, more imagined nostalgia for cosy postwar domesticity than actual taste.

The vulnerability is partly a holdover from the Iran-Iraq War, the bloodiest Middle East conflict in modern times and still an obsession more than a quarter century after it ended.

It's a European obsession more than an Arab reality.

This can draw fan acclaim and obsession more readily than subtle, method-inspired acting.

These days his obsessions run more to French music and culture, which means (among other things) lots of accordion.

EAST HAMPTON, N.Y., Aug. 12 — The theater director Robert Wilson has been faithful to his artistic obsessions for more than four decades.