Sentence examples for obsessions over the from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the bloated trade deficit and climate change have become political obsessions over the past decade.

Reading Mr. Marcus at his best — on Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Sly Stone, the Band, Sleater-Kinney, Dock Boggs or Randy Newman, to name just a few of his obsessions over the years — is like watching a surfer glide shakily down the wall of an 80-foot wave, disappear under a curl for a deathly eternity, then soar out the other end.

Once your heart rate is racing, you start pacing around or tapping your foot, and your thoughts turn to potential disasters, uncertain outcomes, and obsessions over the worst thing that can happen, then you're in full-on anxiety mode, and you need to cut off the problem at the source ASAP.

The picture aims to show that Saito's obsession takes over the whole town and has been just under the surface for years, as demonstrated by one of Kirie's schoolmate, who drips slime, moves at a snail's pace and comes to school only when it rains.

After three playoff-less seasons, and many more of being chastised for their obsession with signing over-the-hill veterans, the Rangers, Sather promised, are in for a shake-up.

Muskiet, who has himself been working as a flight attendant for KLM since 1987, explains his obsession over the phone from Amsterdam.

But horses have become an obsession over the last four years, so when my husband suggested we go to a bed and breakfast this year, I said no.

Perhaps it is in reaction to three solid days of obsession over the swollen appendage of Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney (He's walking on the beach!), and we are restoring some sort of cosmic balance.

The obsession over the ever-changing poll ratings of candidates – or "the horse race", as it is derisively known – often dominates presidential reporting, eclipsing more substantial discussions over the policy or style of candidates.

A satirical news website, the Syrup Trap, poked fun at the online obsession over the prime minister's physique with a story headlined: "Family on camping trip doesn't know how to tell shirtless Justin Trudeau to leave them alone".

The observer from 1911 might also wonder at our obsession over the minutiae of working life.