Sentence examples for of its obsession from inspiring English sources

It compared the breeding to Nazism because of its obsession with breed purity.

The N.B.A., of course, would prefer that New Yorkers head to the Nets game in Brooklyn and that everyone else head to the front of his or her television to overindulge in the five-game marathon it designed to extract every last commercial dime out of its obsession with Christmas Day games.

Ms. Whitfield got to the very bottom of its obsession.

The permanent war footing is just one manifestation of its obsession with a rugged sort of self-reliance.

Fashion's renewed interest in the driving glove is simply an extension of its obsession with status symbols.

The administration's distaste for a federal shield bill — and its claims that it threatens national security — should be seen as just another extension of its obsession with secrecy.

The book has the energy of its obsessions, and it snares you in the manner of those intense, questing and often stoned sessions of intellectual debate you may have experienced in your college years.

There is the whale, for one".The Sport of Kings" is indebted to "Moby-Dick," and shares many of its obsessions: with origins, identity, class, status, work, the problem of evil, and the special dispensation, if any, of America.

Though the original Mesopotamian place names survive, the world depicted is not that of early Islamic Iraq, but of 18th-century late Mughal India, with its love of gardens, its obsession with poetic wordplay and its extreme refinement in food, dress and manners.

In the wake of the furore over the ordination of gay bishops in the Anglican church, he accused the Anglican communion of allowing its "obsession" with homosexuality to come before serious action to end world poverty.

Because, aside of its truncating obsession, Circa's most appreciated feature is the way it follows a story.