Sentence examples for obsessive affection from inspiring English sources

The transfer of this kind of obsessive affection from Harry to Trouble seems apparent.

Through all this, Mr. Koch remained unsparing in his obsessive affection for the city, fashioning his role as the M.C. of Gotham's nonstop dance marathon.

Despite his dismissive barbs about "fake news" and "the failing New York Times," the president maintains an obsessive affection for his hometown paper.

There is Inspector Strang-Jay (Greg Keller), who is investigating the death of Reinhold's servant, ostensibly a suicide, and there is Jacques Jacques (pronounced zha-kwezz zha-kwezz), played stiffly with a painted smile by Dean Strange, who is inexplicably the object of everyone's obsessive affection.

Nicholson persuaded her father to direct, and he himself appeared as a Mafia hit man who was the object of Maerose's obsessive affections.

A conventional close would indeed bring Simon back to Earth, and Buñuel seems to have too much affection for this obsessive among obsessives, the holiest of his holy fools, to allow that to happen.

But its unfinished state seems to suit "Simon of the Desert". A conventional close would indeed bring Simon back to Earth, and Buñuel seems to have too much affection for this obsessive among obsessives, the holiest of his holy fools, to allow that to happen.

When a dashing nobleman, Vronsky (played by Fredric March), engages in an obsessive quest for her affection, Anna capitulates.

Gregory Sample's obsessive worries kept him from enjoying the affections of Cheryl Mann, the sad beauty who was his partner.

"I think a person's obsessive tendencies are in direct relation to their affection for PowerPoint.

In his obsessive dithering over the exact state and direction of his wife's affections, Ray abuses his C.I.A. powers, focussing all his attention on his perceived rival, Morel, while ignoring, against Boyle's orders, a benign agricultural theorist, the Scots-educated Botswana native Samuel Kerekang, who turns out to be the real disturber of the national order.