Sentence examples for on the obsession from inspiring English sources

Similarly, her observations on the obsession of Victorian women with ferns include a social-psychological angle.

Now, though, it went on, "the obsession seems to be that undocumented immigrants are of dramatically different import".

Drawing on the obsession with masculine wardrobes, Paul Smith converted staples like suits and blazers into cute one-pieces.

At the Corner of the Real and the Imagined: an essay in The Toast on the obsession with literary geography.

I've talked in this column about the administration's eerie passivity in the face of a stalling economy and an exploding budget deficit: reality isn't allowed to intrude on the obsession with long-run tax cuts.

Another track, Chorus, uses a piece of software made by her artist husband Mat Dryhurst to monitor the sound from the web pages she visits, which is then recomposed for the bedrock of the track – a sly riff on the obsession with self-monitoring in the age of the Fitbit.

It all seems a bit affected, stuffy, put on - the obsession with Wagner and gothic architecture.

From that day forward, after just one game, the obsession was on!

(Remember Brian Kiteley's "Still Life With Insects"?) Murray is sharp on the obsessions of these amateur naturalists, and yet his reliance on the idea seems heavy-handed.

Mostly night-lighted and carefully posed, their Middle America settings frame fantasies based on the obsessions and desires that lurk beneath everyday lives.

This means no relief in sight for those suffering Tiger fatigue, while Gary Van Sickle writes on SI.com why the obsession with Woods is such a lovely thing.