Sentence examples for suggest obsessions from inspiring English sources

As these examples suggest, obsessions with race, bloodline and birthplace — some particular to the Spanish colonies, others more widespread — haunt "Behind Closed Doors".

Your designs also suggest an obsession with the human body—how it moves, how it reacts, and so on.

Our data suggest that autogenous obsessions are more closely associated with negative self-inferences than reactive obsessions are.

The book suggests the obsession with fashion as culture.

Mr. Ulman also makes model race cars and speedboats, suggesting an obsession with speed and powerful engines.

The taxidermy and medical apparatus that Damien Hirst has amassed suggests the obsession with death that has fuelled his sculptures.

But as Paul Wells of Maclean's, Canada's foremost Harperologist, has suggested, the obsession with the Trudeau name that propelled Harper's ascent might now portend his decline.

Hyman's discussion of Wilson's work suggests an obsession, the kind nursed by a writer who knows himself to have a superior intellect, a person whose teachers have always told him how smart he is, and who cannot understand why everyone is reading this mere plot summarizer who has never bothered to rigorously interrogate the philosophical underpinnings of his discourse.

The absurdly large lips and teeth seem to suggest the general obsession many seem to have with the perfect smile.

"I'm trying to suggest Wilde's obsession with Bosie," she says, referring to Lord Alfred Douglas, Wilde's lover and son of the enraged Marquis of Queensbury.

A confident, quietly subversive R&B record equal parts sound and silence, the 10 tracks of obsession suggest futuristic Massive Attack pared to the bone, with many measures of echoed space and many others dotted with beats, bleeps and burps.