Sentence examples for of obsessive interest from inspiring English sources

The combination of admiration and censure has made him an object of obsessive interest in Los Angeles.

Khan's personal life has been as turbulent as his recent political life and the subject of obsessive interest.

But that makes sense: there's an organic connection between the show's decline and the particular brand of obsessive interest it inspires.

Douglas rather brutally refers to Carol as a "whore," but at the same time he rages with dismay at Alan's obvious lack of obsessive interest in chasing girls.

Because the euro crisis is of "obsessive interest" around the world, he said in a telephone interview last week, European policy makers need to "make it clear that they're not going to let the euro area implode".

Balotelli's family had expected – and suspect – some mischief-making this summer in some parts of the Italian media, where the 20-year-old is a source of obsessive interest.

These works allowed a congregation and development of obsessive interests that turned anime into a medium for unpopular students, catering to obsessed fans.

The shape and size of constituencies is a subject of near obsessive interest to MPs - who like newspapers and broadcasters have already been briefed on the proposals today.

Assessing steel demand, in particular, has become a subject of almost obsessive interest among many shipping executives and economists as a barometer of emerging markets' health and as an indicator of demand for things like iron ore and cars.

I have something of an obsessive interest in unfinished works, and, having arranged his Fantasia XI for string orchestra the year before, this time I was drawn to Purcell's four-part Fantasia XIII.

If Pitt's "real life" remains a subject of continual, obsessive interest, it is equaled only by the continuing commentary about his body: his muscular physique, his boyish face, the appearance or disappearance of a mustache or beard and his aging.