Sentence examples for sharing obsession from inspiring English sources

"In an era of social sharing obsession and mediated self-absorption, gender reveals gain traction precisely because they are highly visual snapshots of parenthood".

They call their book the "late-flowering fruit of a shared obsession".

(The Ghostface comparisons only become more apt given the two rappers' shared obsession with food).

(This shared obsession is more eerily similar than anything connecting "The Mentalist" and "Psych").

And the two of them found a common ground, a shared obsession.

"The Wunderkammer is a kind of shared obsession … There's nothing esoteric about it – it's the foundation of, in some ways, collecting practices and museum practice.

For my father, stepmother, brother, sister and a rotating cast of significant others, friends and in-laws, skiing is our shared obsession.

Burke, the chief virologist at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, in Silver Spring, had met Wolfe at a public-health conference the year before, and the men had spent hours talking about their shared obsession with viruses.

Men tend to relate to each other via an external, "objective" entity, a shared obsession — cars, hi-fi, music, sport — which requires expertise, provokes argument but most importantly becomes a means for men to express their emotions, indirectly.

By now, the stories' links to the movie are tenuous; and the fans' original shared obsession has blossomed into friendships that are often, as Ms. Allen put it, "as close to me as my best 'real' friends".

JOHANNESBURG — Henry Kissinger called me, which does not happen often, but does happen on the eve of World Cups — a reflection of a shared obsession and a fair indication that soccer (football, actually) will trump the global battle for treasure and influence over the next month, or rather transfer it to the pitch.