Sentence examples for theme of obsession from inspiring English sources

Why did you decide to base the movie on the theme of obsession?

The theme of obsession is something Mr. Randolph-Wright knows a thing or two about, Ms. Hendryx observed.

The theme of obsession will be familiar to admirers of Almodóvar's work, but this looks set to be one of his darkest and most challenging films to date.

Even the sleeve reflects the theme of obsession: a naked man lies facedown on the floor, pinned there by a woman who crouches over him.

Many covers featured objects that indirectly represented Lolita or her vulnerability (socks, Mary Janes, a scrunchie), and others focussed on the theme of obsession, or what the design critic Alice Twemlow in her essay calls "Humbert's worldview".

With its themes of obsession, corruption, deception and doppelgangers, you'd imagine De Palma to be a perfect fit with the material.

But as the play progresses, digging deeper into the themes of obsession and mortality that flow through Brandt and Beethoven, Fonda reminds us how much the theatre has missed in her absence of almost half a century.

Inspired by the structure of Puccini's Il Trittico, Triptych is made up of three short operas - a tragedy, a comedy and a piece about nuns - and touches on the themes of obsession and alienation.

I get into weird themes of obsession.

Similarly, in "A Serpent's Lust" (Mizoguchi's second tale), the old theme of erotic obsession, with all its archetypal pleasures and terrors, takes on a fantastical new colouring when it turns out that the femme fatale is in fact a giant snake-demon who has assumed the form of a woman: an invigoratingly direct expression of male ambivalence about the objects of its own desire.

As is common with OCD, the theme of my obsessions changed, and I was 17 when I first noticed the inexplicable new thoughts creeping in.