Sentence examples for obsessions of from inspiring English sources

The obsessions of that hugely obsessional character became my own.

Eventually, they dovetailed in the obsessions of Howard Hughes.

The obsessions of others are opaque to the unobsessed, and thus easy to mock.

The austerity obsessions of European Union leaders and Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, condemned Italy to recession.

The parochialism of our Westminster-Whitehall obsessions of our commentariat is a cause for despair.

The twin obsessions of Morton's fiction are New York and its intellectuals.

Mr. Ross's obsessions, of course, are taken quite seriously these days.

The "details of life," clearly, aren't just the prime obsessions of women anymore.

There are also rare glimpses of the private obsessions of a literary celebrity.

The flower-growing obsessions of the age still shape the look of Holland today.

Here's Front Page magazine: Bicycles are one of the obsessions of Mayor Bloomberg and his transportation secretary Janette Sadik-Khan.