Sentence examples for this apparent obsession from inspiring English sources

This apparent obsession led Mourinho to label him a "voyeur".

By which I mean, a woman might not have questioned this apparent obsession with food: cooking it and eating it and loving it and avoiding it and fearing it (as opposed to, say, writing a cerebral masterpiece of literary fiction, with no food in it at all).

I was distracted by this apparent obsession of Philippe's at first, but soon realized that he was inadvertently responding to a question that had been bothering me: How does he explain it when a fighter, wearing gri-gri, is shot and dies?

I was distracted by this apparent obsession of Philippe's at first, but soon realised that he was inadvertently responding to a question that had been bothering me: How does he explain it when a fighter, wearing gri-gri, is shot and dies?

When prompted to explain the apparent obsession, her simple but sincere refrain is that she "wants to push prints to the limit" and challenge herself to "engineer" them to the body.

No biologically plausible reason explains the apparent obsession with acronyms in cardiology.

Kurtág's apparent obsession with this smallness of time-scale isn't some kind of post-Webernian quest to split the musical atom or to find the structural essence of music.

Mr Blair's apparent obsession with spin over substance has played a big part in this loss of trust.

I now promise to move on beyond my apparent obsession with obituaries.

In confidential cables released by WikiLeaks, American diplomats noted Kirchner's "aggressive demeanor" and her apparent obsession with her looks.

"If we are watching [Isis] come up to speed, it's to our own apparent obsession with gore and depravity".