Sentence examples for work obsession from inspiring English sources

And, perhaps most importantly of all, don't worry: soon enough, your work obsession will fade.

In the realm of work, obsession has been medicalized as workaholism, and it is hard to imagine a grimmer tribe than those in its steely grip.

His work obsession was so notorious that our friends made sport of snapping pictures of him glued to his phone at the few nonwork events he attended, like the New Orleans Jazz Fest.

Julio's death in a driving accident (obituary, May 5 1993) did not diminish Ernest's work obsession, but he was helped by the presence of his brothers' children in the business.

Yet, judging by the American work obsession, you'd think everyone utters this.

These images tell a story of hard work, an obsession with craft that draws Cross ever nearer.

'9 COMPOSITIONS (IRIDIUM) 2006' A work of obsession, lovingly assembled, with music from each set of a momentous weeklong engagement by Anthony Braxton, the legendary composer and saxophonist.

Whether innate or cultivated or both, the picture of David Lynch the straight-arrow square is striking for the obvious contrast with the darkness and extremity of the work, its obsession with grotesquerie and depravity.

Acutely conscious of being products of a very particular time and place, French writers wrote into their work their obsession with the burden of history and their subjection to time and change.

Did she have no family with whom she communicates, no friends with whom she discusses her work, her obsession with catching bin Laden, her ideas about life in general?

Through dint of hard work and obsession with an orange ball on a rope, which he gets to play with as a reward after a successful search on the water, Tucker is an ace in finding something that most people, and perhaps most dogs, would just as soon avoid.