Sentence examples for the recent obsession with from inspiring English sources

Take the recent obsession with self-tracking.

So where are we in the world of big data, and is the recent obsession with AI still fundamentally related to big data?

Tom: So you're saying that the recent obsession with vampires may feel empowering to some at a subliminal level, but might also be a kind of dangerous empowerment?

Thus, the recent obsession with alleged cases of WGD on the part of evolutionary genomicists is puzzling to say the least.

A favoured look for party shoes plays on the recent obsession with velvet.

Co-host Lisa Wilkinson has noticed this recent obsession with her TV partner, and labelled it lies.

But with the recent obsession and glorification of female celebrity friendships that brought the term "squad goals" into mainstream media, we need to start questioning: where is the emphasis on strong female friendships in the movies, television shows, and books for girls and young women?

Whether it is Dizzee's success opening the doors for the current grime/pop success of Tinie Tempah et al, or Vampire Weekend heralding the indie scene's recent obsession with Afropop, XL likes to break new artists and build the foundation blocks of an emerging scene as it does so.

Glassy-eyed, unshaven, his posture slack, Spacey goes all the way into his recent obsession with weak, stumbling characters.

Perhaps that is not surprising, given the art world's recent obsession with fashion as subject matter, but lately those model-chasing photographers are getting their own attention from museums.

They are also responsible for "Le Voci Sottovetro" ("Voices Under Glass"), which comes from Mr. Sciarrino's recent obsession with the music and history of Gesualdo, the source of an opera and music for a puppet play as well as this sequence of four arrangements.