Sentence examples for rare obsession from inspiring English sources

Doing so is a seriously unhealthy, extremely rare obsession, and this will negatively affect your mental health or even get the bully into more trouble than they deserve.

Indeed, the letters offer a rare look at obsession from the inside.

London was locked into what was then called "rare groove" – an obsession with old funk and James Brown passim – and the West End club mood was terminal Style Culture: uptight, paranoid, no fun.

Obsessing over Harry Styles is hardly rare, but taking that obsession to the level of a tattoo of him your face probably is.

Kaufman has been hired to adapt New Yorker magazine writer Susan Orlean's book The Orchid Thief, about a Florida man named John Laroche whose obsession with rare and beautiful orchids seems to embody a rare gift for the living of life - a gift Orlean (and Kaufman) lacks.

We bonded over a geeky obsession with rare groove 45s, film noir and obscure Japanese trainers.

He was on the hunt for Silveiras's obsession and a rare gastronomic delicacy in Brazil: içás, or queen ants.

The poem also features a rare Tolkienian display of erotic obsession, in the lust that Arthur's son, Mordred, harbors for Queen Guinevere.

There are also rare glimpses of the private obsessions of a literary celebrity.

There was also the matter of replicating the rare ghost orchid that is the obsession of the thief (played by Chris Cooper, far right).

Formerly a rare diagnosis, it is "the obsessive disease of our time," said Lennard J. Davis, a professor of English at the University of Illinois at Chicago and author of "Obsession: A History" (not to mention "Go Ask Your Father: One Man's Obsession to Find Himself, His Origins, and the Meaning of Life Through Genetic Testing").