Sentence examples for real obsessions from inspiring English sources

"I had a couple of real obsessions with worlds I wanted to explore dramatically," Jane Tranter, the head of BBC Worldwide Productions, which is producing the show, said recently.

"My Strange Addiction" is back (Sun., Feb. 12, 10 p.m. EST on TLC) with more bizarre stories of people are their very real obsessions.

Bashō's own references to this time are vague; he recalled that "at one time I coveted an official post with a tenure of land", and that "there was a time when I was fascinated with the ways of homosexual love": there is no indication whether he was referring to real obsessions or fictional ones.

Self-harm became a real obsession.

Reicher's real obsession is water.

Her real obsession, she admitted, was death.They had tussled for a long time.

We were sports-crazy in my family, but the real obsession was always school.

To an outsider who recently moved to London, it felt like a crash course in that most clichéd, yet real, obsession of the English: class.

I had my favorites in both those genres, but I was eager to educate myself in the two genres that were my real obsession.

But her real obsession is '80s New York, having grown up in the picture-postcard spa town Malvern listening to Fab 5 Freddie and old hip-hop compilations.

Television reporters still looking for sound bites on the pledge from Mr. Newdow would be well advised to steer clear of asking about his real obsession.