Sentence examples for personal obsession with from inspiring English sources

Like all good books, it's the product of personal obsession — with what was growing in the authors' backyards.

It indulges his own personal obsession with how best to treat the body and wring optimal performance from it.

The lawsuit claimed that Soros nurtured a "personal obsession" with Steinmetz; it also alleged that Soros had perpetuated a shocking rumor — that Steinmetz tried to have President Condé killed, by backing the mortar attack on his residence in 2011.

Thursday's general election may not be the most important in the history of the United Kingdom, but it's sure as hell the most important in the history of my personal obsession with electoral reform.

Instead she seems to have fallen prey to a personal obsession with the politics of the issue at the cost of dulling the success she won in the hard-fought campaign for a carbon-emissions regime.(Picture credit: AFP).

BREAKFAST eaters around the country are photographing their bowls of cereal, plates of eggs and assorted pastries, not out of a personal obsession with food but for a more wholesome reason: giving breakfast to children in need.

He also enjoys sharing "little personal obsessions" with other Instagrammers such as #calendaribalconitis (balconies), #persianisme (shutters) or #labarcelonalletja (ugly Barcelona).

Along the way, "Seduced and Abandoned" documents Mr. Toback's personal obsessions with sex and death and with Ms. Campbell, who starred in his 2004 flop "When Will I Be Loved?" "Seduced and Abandoned," which uses split screens much of the time, rambles entertainingly from topic to topic.

Any group or personal obsession could be zine-ified, and with a few tweaks some zines could become mainstream.

The Nazi fascination with the occult is legendary, yet today it is often dismissed as Himmler's personal obsession or wildly overstated for its novelty.

For him it's an abiding and personal obsession.