Sentence examples for work of obsession from inspiring English sources
'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.
Like Moby-Dick and Wuthering Heights, Frankenstein is a unique, sui generis work, born of obsession.
It is the difference between a living masterpiece and a work of grand obsession that, far too often, lies dead on the page.
Without further examples of their work, the question of obsession is moot.
The title of the Film Society of Lincoln Center's Werner Herzog series, "Parables of Folly and Madness," perfectly describes "Fitzcarraldo" (1982), a work of many-splendored obsession.
Whether or not you think the list is a work of slightly scary/sad obsession, you have to be impressed at how many highbrow works of literature or philosophy are in there.
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.
These images tell a story of hard work, an obsession with craft that draws Cross ever nearer.
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.
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.
