Sentence examples for obsessive concerns from inspiring English sources

In 2009, he told the New York Times he used it for patients who kept coming to him with increasingly obsessive concerns about their diets.

It was in learning about Leven's cancer, her written work, the details of her personal life, and her obsessive concerns with survival that Bick came to embrace both Leven's willingness to be photographed and her eagerness to direct the shoots.

He adopts different styles to fit his new subjects, and while there are certain recurrent themes, among them the disruption of families and young people facing moral and physical challenges, there are no obsessive concerns of the sort once considered a necessity for auteurs.

As I better comprehend the joy and fear of possibly one day having a daughter of my own, I understand her obsessive concerns regarding my teenage whereabouts and her constant nagging that "there are a lot of bad people out there".

She reported that during the eight weeks it had become easier for her to restrain herself from engaging in rituals, though she was still afflicted with several obsessive concerns.

If the buildings looked different one from another, they shared an obsessive concern for design.

Rather, he saw "an obsessive concern to be on the safe side".

What it got was fiscal austerity and obsessive concern with inflation risks that weren't real.

I think that my obsessive concern about my health comes from my mother, Mollie.

British Future's Sunder Katwala, a sports obsessive concerned with issues of national identity, reckons the Thatcher era changed things too.

Ironically at the root of both groups is an obsessive concern with Persian pride and visceral aversion to political corruption.