Sentence examples for surprising obsession from inspiring English sources

I didn't get it at first, and marvelled at moviemakers' surprising obsession with 4 40 P.M.

He writes, "I didn't get it at first, and marvelled at moviemakers' surprising obsession with 4 40 P.M.

America has a surprising obsession.

Larson chatted with The Huffington Post about "21 Jump Street" and her surprising TV obsession.

For a place that has built its entire identity around dirt, sin, and vice, where strip clubs and casinos and the drive-thru daiquiri industry are actually big government lobbies, cleansing has become a surprising statewide obsession for Louisiana.

Yet my new obsession is surprising me.

But the revelations are hardly surprising given Japan's obsession with cartoons.

The answers aren't surprising: it's an obsession, it's stronger than love, it's like a drug.

If anything is surprising about the classical obsession in 18th-century three-dimensional portraits, it is the incongruous association of extreme naturalism with Ancient Roman garb that so often verges on caricature.

He is adept at revealing all the minute elements of chance and strategy that constitute any single baseball game and that make the game such a constantly surprising, frustrating, even excruciating obsession.

Janacek sung in Czech by Czechs has a special impact; this is not surprising, given Janacek's obsession with the way the spoken language sounds and the way in which it influences composed music.