Sentence examples for odd obsession from inspiring English sources

What dark forces are behind this rather odd obsession?

The couple funnelled whatever money they managed to save into his odd obsession.

Not all memorable pastimes should be included; Quentin Schultze, author of Resume 101, warns against adding "an odd obsession".

Mr. Ichikawa's "Odd Obsession" (1959) concerns an elderly man who concocts elaborate erotic games to revive his sexual potency.

No doubt P. Diddy would not resort to scouring the Tabernacle for talent, ending Layden's odd obsession with all things Utah.

I suspect it's do with my being English, and our odd obsession with whether or not our coaches are allowing the players to "express themselves" on the field.

There are manipulative boyfriends to deal with and unfamiliar men who form odd obsessions after seeing residents on the streets.

Hodgson clearly takes a strong influence from Steve Coogan: his innate awkwardness, odd obsessions and constant misreadings of the world around him mean he often seems like Alan Partridge trapped in the body of a much younger man.

Yet if you had to pinpoint the place where Acaster's appeal truly lies, it would probably be in his onstage self, a beige corduroy patchwork of eccentric inflections and odd obsessions that manages to be both supremely anorakish and strangely swaggering.

The crime-lab discourse is not all that different from what you might hear in a police-procedural show on TV, but the characters have odd obsessions and histories, and the director, Barbet Schroeder, brings out the perversities in their relations with one another.

Have odd obsessions like Leeches of France,or Mustaches.