Sentence examples for special obsession from inspiring English sources

There is also a special obsession with the sense, justified or not, that there are people out there who hate you.

There is a great deal of hyper-meticulous nature writing in both of Frazier's novels; his special obsession is wilderness cooking.

For Zero Hedge, Syria was a special obsession, a sign of the essential strength of authoritarian regimes and the weakness of democracies.

She found solace writing stories in school, and listening to pop-punk artists whose songs channelled a familiar sense of unbelonging; Pink was a special obsession.

Mr. Smith's film stayed true to its inspiration, the formidable, classically made-up B-string Hollywood starlets of the 1940's, of whom Maria Montez was his special obsession.

The frisson of the Gawker tidbit was supposed to derive from the contextual equation — Fox News + gay = hypocrisy — but the channel has hardly been of one voice on the issue and there is no indication that it has any special obsession with sexual orientation, like, say, Gawker.

Friends like to exhibit friendship by returning from thrifting expeditions bearing gifts that pertain to your special obsessions.

Food is a particular obsession.

It's a great quote, and he was also a writer).: "I know quite certainly that I myself have no special talent; curiosity, obsession and dogged endurance, combined with self-criticism, have brought me to my ideas".

What makes it special, however, is its obsession with the issue, which led Lone Star lawmakers to repeatedly refine their statutes over time.

PAGE 21 Real Estate, the Obsession A special issue of the magazine examines the preoccupation with buying, selling or just talking about real estate, including the story of a 400-year-old house and what it says about today's market.