Sentence examples for remarkable obsession from inspiring English sources

But as enthusiastic stoners around the world rejoice in their remarkable obsession with a plant, pin companies are releasing and restocking pieces that pay homage to the almighty ganj.

In his introduction he not only announces that he "would be pleased" if his readers "were moved to put down my book and substitute for it one of the subject's stories or poems" but also recommends Nicholson Baker's remarkable tale of obsession and literary envy, "U and I," as the best book on Updike that has appeared.

I never thought of my Ghostbusters obsession as remarkable.

Perhaps the most remarkable aspect of these obsessions is that individuals with AS are unable to understand that other people do not necessarily give a flying fuck about their "special interests".

It was hard not be charmed by the remarkable execution of a deep obsession.

Young's ranch in the Santa Cruz Mountains is known for its elaborately appointed track layouts; when David Carr visited Young's "train barn," in 2012, he wrote, "It was hard not to be charmed by the remarkable execution of a deep obsession".

The producers have assembled a remarkable array of subjects, people whose obsession with death -- whether personal or professional -- provokes multifarious thoughts about it.

That this is not an obsession shared by economists is remarkable.

In the end, Tearing Down the Wall of Sound is a remarkable book about, among other things, fame, obsession, genius, money and madness.

But in a manner that might make for a neat twist in one of Ms. Roberts's novels, the obsession with divorce is playing out against a remarkable backdrop: actual divorce is plummeting.

Even by the standards of the political world, Mr. Obama's obsession with virtuosity and proving himself the best are remarkable, those close to him say.