Sentence examples similar to promotion obsessions from inspiring English sources
All those notifications and cross-promotion obsessions happened because users didn't really remember the names of the games they were playing, nor how to find them.
Mr. Gore's obsession with specifics, and his nonstop promotion of his obsession, serves a dual purpose.
"I find the media's obsession with promotion and demographics upsetting," Beatty said.
Proprietor Julia Budworth – whose disdain at editor Rachel Johnson's self-promotion and penis obsession seems a stringent "My dear, these days you just can't get the staff" – has reiterated her contempt in the Daily Mail.
It's particularly difficult path to follow in today's world surrounded by endless self-promotion and celebrity obsession.
He believed that Diệm had prioritised remaining in power over fighting the VC and that, for six years, Cử had been denied promotion because of Diệm's obsession with hindering political opponents.
Globally, the skincare, beauty and cosmetics industry is estimated to be worth some $445BN at this point — a figure that's only set to keep growing in an age of selfie obsession and perpetual digital self promotion.
Even more exasperated was the woman who wrote to a New York City station imploring it to address "the promotion of pedophilia on the Internet," which she claimed had encouraged her husband's "obsession with young girls".
It's kind of amazing, given our politicians' obsession with self-promotion, that we haven't yet seen a line of Congressional colognes.
It is Cornerstone Promotion, not Cornerstone Promotions.
