Sentence examples for singular obsession from inspiring English sources

That is partly because, for a show about women, it displays a singular obsession with men.

In its constructions around words like "cordon", "deploy" and a singular obsession with armed security in schools, LaPierre's speech appeared incessantly militaristic and devoid of original thinking.

Capek (pronounced CHOP-ek) is arguably Mr. Wechsler's singular obsession, just as he was the main reason for starting Catbird Press.

The past decade, he said, with "its singular obsession over testing and data collection coupled with a concerted effort to demonize teachers and their unions have really delivered a knockout punch".

And while past U.S. presidents have also called for European partners to increase their military budgets, NATO diplomats concede that Trump's singular obsession with this issue has made a difference.

Were it not for this singular obsession, we might have come to appreciate the full scope of graft, influence peddling and petty theft that has made this the most crooked administration in US history.

Some collectors have singular obsessions, hunting down photographs of hands, merry-go-rounds, trees, people with their eyes shut, birds or eggs or both.

Indeed, the Holbrooke family members featured in the film paint a portrait of a man with two singular obsessions: his career and himself.

"Sheila Dixon has been the state prosecutor's singular personal obsession," Mr. Weiner said.

Above all, someone through whom he could stoke his singular capacity for obsession.

Many in this set were sea-dog capitalists, dynasty builders, for whom accumulation was a singular, all-consuming obsession.