Sentence examples for obsessive fascination from inspiring English sources

He said it was strange to observe Mr. Vega's almost obsessive fascination with his father.

Both can arouse a powerful, even obsessive, fascination among the faithful, as well as a never-ending accumulation of gear.

Hollywood telethons tap into the best and worst in people: unstinting generosity, and an obsessive fascination with celebrities.

Instead her work suggests an obsessive fascination with the desire to communicate, as well as the limitations of that effort.

Now, the proliferation of stories is the very sign of collective isolation, the obsessive fascination with characters a mark of frustration of contact.

He also developed an almost obsessive fascination with Samurais, and spent many a recess battling with friends, as if he was an extra from an Akira Kurosawa film.

As with many obsessive fascinations, his hobby began by chance.

This doesn't mean the essential vision changes: Thomas Pynchon's quirks and obsessive fascinations are as evident when he writes (as he does in two of his most recent novels) in a Southern California surfer-town Raymond Chandler style and in perfect, sonorous 18th-­century sentences.

Dawn Kasper: My work addresses relentless obsessive fascinations with topics such as exposure, desire, process and meaning.

For if Mantel was attacking anyone in her talk, then her aim was clearly at the Mail with its obsessive, prurient fascination with Kate.

Until then, I will no longer take part in the left's obsessive-compulsive fascination with her, which is both unhealthy and counterproductive.