Sentence examples for obvious obsession from inspiring English sources

She bemoans, half in jest, that cycling keeps her from her beloved running, and the Amnesty connection, you can't help feeling, is a sign that, for all her obvious obsession with her sport, she has her eyes firmly outside it at the same time.

The sculptures' verisimilitude confuses the senses, as does Wise's obvious obsession with them.

He was a great guy who always wore a fedora and sort of encapsulated the obvious obsessions with HD and digital clarity that I thought were pretty funny and indicative of my present experience.

Glover's raw talent is obvious, but his obsession with explaining himself has often obstructed his ideas and undermined his jokes.

Knoblauch's problem takes the same form as many excruciating impediments in purely mental enterprises with writer's block as the most obvious example, when obsession with learned rules of style and grammar impedes the flow of good prose.

The government is obsessed with "process" rather than delivery and nowhere is this obsession more obvious than within the NHS.

The first and most obvious explanation for a legwarmer obsession is podophilia – aka foot fetishism, one of the oldest kinks in the book.

The first and most obvious explanation for a legwarmer obsession is podophilia aka foot fetishism, one of the oldest kinks in the book.

Ever since the tragic attacks in Benghazi, Libya, on September 11 , 2012-- which claimed the lives of four Americans and wounded two others -- it has been obvious that the GOP's obsession with Benghazi has never been about getting to the truth of what happened or preventing future attacks against U.S. personnel overseas.

I am interested in the American obsession with labels both obvious and implied, economic elitism and the business of branding.

Recognize that illusion and another one immediately becomes obvious: the fears that spark the obsession with "national security" are largely illusory, too.