Sentence examples for obsessions rather than from inspiring English sources

The people in "My Crazy Obsession," which has its premiere on Wednesday night on TLC, seem a little unbalanced only because they chose their own obsessions, rather than just going along with the smartphoning, batting-average-tracking crowd.

The clear presumption that theology is the opposite of honest arguments and more akin to unaccountable obsessions rather than judgment continues The Times's misuse of the term "theology" as it is practiced today.

In that regard he really is much more a Spielbergian figure than, say, a Nolan-esque one – raiding his own playground obsessions rather than constructing epic superhero-inspired mythologies.

I don't think it justifies the pre-launch hype, and I can't detect how the focus on obsessions rather than beats has changed the product.

But it is the narrator's obsession rather than the woman's character that you infer in the gaps.

In vivid strokes, Vann captures the disintegration of their relationship as the cabin becomes a dark obsession rather than a labor of love.

"Since the reaction to selfies is often negative, as people label them as narcissistic and signs of self-obsession rather than as a logical outcome enabled by technology, the reaction to belfies is often doubly negative combining the perceptions of self-absorption with the promotion of sexuality".

Mr. Fassbender's disturbingly intense interpretation of the role soon makes clear that Brandon's obsession is a compulsion rather than a source of enjoyment.

It's a superbly made but (by its very nature) inconclusive film, in which the obsession itself, rather than any payoff, is the point.

For any Kirov season, alas, is an exercise in balletomania (obsession with dancers rather than with choreography), in ballet mannerism and in circus acrobatics.

But it was an obsession with cleanliness, rather than convenience, that inspired Joseph Fedele, the founder of FreshDirect, to start his firm.