Sentence examples for typical obsession from inspiring English sources

"Once again Colombia has fallen victim to the single issue," Mr. Shifter said, asserting that Washington's typical obsession was drugs.

Despite Korea's distinctive obsession with education, as a learning context it could be considered somewhat typical of most contexts where second and foreign languages are taught given that classroom instruction involves long hours of preparation for mandated high-stakes tests.

Typical pro-athlete obsession: The watch completes any outfit.

Among the tech cognoscenti, this is a typical symptom of Spec Obsession Disorder (SOD).

With his latest ghastly onscreen persona, Baron Cohen gives full and shameless vent to his typical public schoolboy's obsession with buggery and banal anal perversions.

It's typical of the virulently disgusting media obsession with spin and image that everyone's got this whole vest obsession.

A lead researcher explained, "What were once typical nerd signifiers — thick glasses, an obsession with gadgets, a certain loveable gawkiness — are no longer reliable markers.

Camnitzer's work has inspired lovely public responses, including this rather typical one which explores the artist's obsession with signatures -- autographs -- and the relationship to commodification and decommodification.

Then he would painstakingly collate the daily totals, record the weather conditions and compare the week's performance against that of the previous year.The attention to detail, the obsession with the bottom line, was typical.

Election results aside, Fox News' Tuesday night broadcast at times resembled a typical night in primetime, with the network's obsessions -- such as Benghazi and "liberal media bias" -- receiving attention between calling states for one candidate or the other.

It seems as if The Fall is beginning to follow a more typical detective drama template here (particularly with regard to Spector's growing obsession with Gibson), albeit with some more sophisticated twists.