Sentence examples similar to parental obsessions from inspiring English sources
Raising children to be athletes from infancy is no longer shocking or even unusual, with a cottage industry springing up to succor parental obsession.
Here at hallowed Wimbledon in a country obsessed with a hometown tournament its homegrown can't win, it is easy to lose perspective of what tennis is -- still a sport of privilege and/or parental obsession.
Nearly every girl I met talked of the social pressure: the demand to be constantly in touch; the problems of "unfriending"; being in the gaze of people they have barely met; the anxieties about their image; and the horror of looking in while being left out – for them much more pressing than what one girl dubbed "the parental obsession with groomers and porn".
Literary agent Juliet Mushens, whose most recent deal is for Ali Land's Good Me, Bad Me about the daughter of a female serial killer – "the ultimate bad mother", she says – attributes the proliferation of toxic family tales to a growing parental obsession with child safety.
All the lyrics have something to do with love, as Mr. Escovedo sings and shouts, in his thick, earthy voice, about lust, devotion, jealousy, obsession, parental affection and higher purpose.
All PWS adults suffered from childhood obesity and were undergoing strict parental guidance for control of feeding obsession.
A clue to the shadow side of Victorian England, a far stranger place than its public face suggests, the Rev Dodgson nurtured unfulfilled obsessions for prepubescent girls, often photographing them in the nude, apparently with parental approval.
Notice new food obsessions.
Parental involvement is encouraged.
