Sentence examples for veritable obsession from inspiring English sources

A member of the elite House Appropriations Committee, Mr. Jackson has a solid Congressional record, and his local concerns include a veritable obsession with building a third major Chicago airport in the south suburbs.

One pair, showing Gauguin's "Man With an Adze" together with the figure from the Parthenon frieze on which it was modeled belies simplistic notions of modern artists' relation to classicism; there's a separate entry for Picasso, and Salvador Dalí's "Venus de Milo With Drawers" illustrates his "veritable obsession" with that statue's ancient predecessor.

Despite the continued centrality of spiritual concerns within South-wood Smith's work, his later writings suggest other factors that may have fed his veritable obsession with filth.

This is a clue to the special place that Fry holds in British life: he is — writ large, very large, projected, in fact, on to a veritable Imax screen — a great big brilliant boy, still, at 53, with his hobbies and his obsessions and his arcane facts, somehow precocious: clever, naughty, kind.

A veritable bargain.

A veritable Gallic paradise.

A veritable treasure".

Veritable renaissance men, then?

Obsession: Minigadgets.

There is a veritable army of altruists.

It's a veritable winter wonderland.