It's a symphonic palimpsest that's both obsessively, microscopically structured, and completely open-ended in the variety of responses it induces in its listeners.
Third, Obama could talk obsessively about family structure and social repair.
Over the past decade, Aranda\Lasch has focused obsessively on these structures as a form of both organization and expression for architecture.
The shadow education secretary, Lucy Powell, said the government was taking standards backwards and "focusing obsessively on school structures at the expense of what matters most in our classrooms – the quality of teaching".
In the most elaborate of the three tales, the men in one dilapidated post-industrial suburb obsessively catch finches and train them to sing in fiercely contested competitions that are the pride of the neighborhood and the bird-centric activity seems to structure and govern the neighborhood as a spontaneous, populist, autonomous, anarchist quasi-utopia.
Now surrounded by physical reminders of his childhood, directed obsessively back into his past, "the mental structure he has created to survive begins to destabilise".
Japan's economic structure rests on a single idea, obsessively pursued: processed trade.
He controls every aspect of a promotion, teaming with enigmatic advisor Al Haymon a Harvard-educated former concert promoter who obsessively keeps to the shadows to develop a unique financial structure predicated on the exchange of upfront risk for back-end profit.
Only a few of the original structures remain, a few lovingly (not to say obsessively) preserved by another of the town's inhabitants, a man I'll call Perky.
I photograph Paris obsessively.
Szabo wondered obsessively.
