Sentence examples for of the obsessions from inspiring English sources

I think Hitchcock was lucky; Kelly may have been a more graceful actress, but Hedren is by far the more unusual presence, and her cold, mask-like representation of repressed agony and denial of pleasure is the most precise and extreme expression of the obsessions of the most obsessive of directors.

Their imagery typifies some of the obsessions we share: children, violence, sexuality and foxes.

Pamela Bell, the 42-year-old owner, once felt the tug of the obsessions detailed above.

Here's Front Page magazine: Bicycles are one of the obsessions of Mayor Bloomberg and his transportation secretary Janette Sadik-Khan.

Over the following two years, he revisits many of the obsessions - and jokes - that will be familiar to anyone who has read his previous diaries.

It sounds like a perfect combination of the obsessions of director Schrader and screenwriter Bret Easton Ellis, fierce moralists unafraid to swan-dive into the sleaze.

The object of the obsession is less relevant than the fact that they are engaging in obsessive behavior".

"That is really sick," Hochuli said of the obsession with his arms.

And that is part of the risk of the obsession with British bombing.

What should we make of the obsession with the decline of the U.S. and the rise of China?

That it would have denied the power of the obsession which had led to such tragedy.