Sentence examples for unprecedented obsession from inspiring English sources

Still, these mind-boggling statistics strike me less forcefully than my daughter's unprecedented obsession.

The Obama administration's unprecedented obsession with persecuting whistleblowers and preventing transparency – what even generally supportive, liberal magazines call "Obama's war on whistleblowers" – makes those concerns all the more valid.

Now that the film has hit the cinema, levels of obsession have reached unprecedented heights.

America has lost its moral compass with endless and increasing wars, staggering unemployment, unprecedented corporate power and our obsession with foreign oil -- the issues seems to mount daily.

Freed from the struggle for food and shelter, unconstrained by wider social obligations or inherited moral frameworks, people such as these in modern societies, says Ballard, are able to explore their own desires and obsessions to an unprecedented degree.

Whether it's tulips or the Kardashians, throughout history we have loved whipping ourselves into a state of frenzied obsession – and now the internet allows this collective fervour to exist on an unprecedented scale.

Here, in this provocative and heartbreaking plea, he reveals why our obsession with longevity is making old age a living hell Our reporter was granted unprecedented access to one of Britain's oldest lap-dancing clubs.

With an ice-cold disdain for public opinion and an obsession worthy of Lenin, President Obama and Speaker Nancy Pelosi rammed ObamaCare through the House by unprecedented parliamentary trickery, bribery and deceit.

(Unprecedented insult?

Obsession: Minigadgets.

And unprecedented.