Sentence examples for so much obsession from inspiring English sources

HoWeLong Sex Lasts for Most Couples.

"We've got so much obsession as a culture with the idea that good sex happens silently and immediately, and that you can just read each other's minds and know instinctively what each other wants," says Louisa.

So much female obsession is spent on marriage, less it seems, out of love, and more for security.

The construction of the park in the early 1960's became so much an obsession for her that it ruptured the couple's relationship and is said to have contributed to Soares's suicide in 1967.

Control is so much his obsession that he is completely frank when he says he prefers the first touch that started any of his most memorable goals than the strike that finished them.

For me it's not so much the obsession, it's the magic.

Not so much an obsession as a new hobby, but I've been trying to become an oyster connoisseur, and cycling through various types for our raw bar has been fun.

I mean that there is, for me, a defensible principle of autobiography where female experience is concerned; defensible in the sense that I personally would defend my decision to write about my own life, against the accusation that it is merely so much self-obsession or is the product of a self-obsessed culture.

So much for the conservatives' obsession with "liberty".

It is often said that Ishiguro is obsessed with the fact that a writer's best work is produced in their youth, but when I mention this, he says quickly, "Yeah, that's not quite my obsession so much as Martin Amis's.

Tax planners warn their clients that saving money on taxes can become an obsession, so much so that that savers may be tempted to have the tax tail wag the proverbial dog.