Sentence examples for unnecessary obsession from inspiring English sources

Caroline Jones, in her long commitment to a critique of visuality as the unnecessary obsession of modernity, realized that her successful MIT Press book Sensorium, in its exploration of multi-sensory modalities, left notions of "embodied experience" largely unexamined.

Having engineered a slump to satisfy its rigid (read: unnecessary) obsession with low inflation, they argue, the RBI can at last slash rates to kick-start growth.Will the RBI oblige?

When supply-siders try to justify tax-rate cuts for the rich on the grounds that greater wealth-creation might "trickle down" to a broader populous of the less-rich, they confess an unjust, guilt-ridden, and unnecessary obsession with neediness.

When I dropped this unnecessary obsession, I started to read more...a lot more.

But behold, now a "Canadian boyfriend" calendar of him exists in order to further facilitate this unnecessary obsession.

The government's unnecessary and undeliverable obsessions with disruptive fracking and expensive nuclear energy will further chill investment in renewables and energy efficiency.

Anyone with the money to spend on something totally unnecessary, an arguably unhealthy obsession with notifications and the will to tolerate the daily annoyance of charging yet another device.

Our obsession with time puts unnecessary expectations on us (especially as women in aging), and doesn't empower us in the least.

And Sunday's game against Oakland was seemingly affected by a call that reflects the league's new sensitivity — some call it an obsession — with head injuries and unnecessary violence.

Isn't an obsession with clothes that nobody except the wearer sees trivial, unnecessary, leading to nothing but vanity and an empty purse?

Unfortunately, they added an utterly extraneous and unnecessary mystery with suicides, murder, spies, communists, and the like that becomes the obsession of Whishaw.