Sentence examples for reckless obsession from inspiring English sources

The Republicans' reckless obsession with destroying health reform and with wounding the president has been on full display.

He will say the Conservatives are guilty of having a "reckless obsession with overall migration numbers, instead of standing up for what's best for Britain.

In a speech to the Runnymede Trust, a leftwing race-equality thinktank, he will accuse the Conservative party of letting its "reckless obsession" with migration harm Britain's interests.

All I could guarantee is that if I got into that dance, the work would suffer.' Novelist John Grisham hates Oliver Stone for his 'socially reckless' obsession with violence.

Mackay believed this economic phenomenon was evidence of a reckless obsession.

While the costs could be potentially disastrous (I'm reminded of when I was a teen and my friend once rang up sex lines with reckless obsession from all of his friends' houses during a six month period resulting in massive phone bills) the prudent user will hopefully know when to fold.

It's a badly-kept secret that Canada's oil, gas and mineral wealth, the key to Prime Minister Stephen Harper's reckless resource obsession, are mostly on Indigenous lands.

It may not have been as good as the first, but there is something almost heroic about Clark's reckless self-obsession.

Chris's obsession gives her a certain reckless power over her husband, and he knows it.

Throughout his twenty-one-year career, Ruth's physical skills, personal charm, and occasionally reckless behavior made him a subject of public obsession.

The novel revolves around a wealthy merchant and his bride, whose reckless fling with a young artist parallels the city's disastrous obsession with a flower.