Sentence examples for wrong obsessed from inspiring English sources

Renewable sceptics are simply wrong, obsessed with the slow, centralised economic dynamics of fossil fuels rather than understanding the unique, distributed dynamics of the new.

Acknowledge when things go wrong In our perfection-obsessed, results-driven society it can be all too easy to want to hide away in shame when things go wrong.

Labour's response to the onslaught against the welfare state has been weak, partly because its spokesperson on the issue is Liam Byrne, a man who sums up all that is wrong with modern politics – technocratic, obsessed with tactics and stripped of purpose or belief.

If he's doing so because he thinks the most obsessed fundamentalists might be wrong-footed, he underestimates their willingness to be outraged about almost anything.

With their special blend of narcissism, shallowness and all-around douche-baggery, Tori-n-Dean 4EVER embody everything that's wrong with Hollywood in one self-obsessed couple.

He also admitted he got the tone of LabourList wrong sometimes "being too strident, aggressive and obsessed with the blogosphere".

To critics, it symbolises everything that is wrong about mollycoddled, risk-averse, health-and-safety-obsessed modern Britain.

We can become obsessed with trying to figure out what went wrong or how we can get that person back into our lives.

(Lawrence O'Donnell's infamous "What is wrong with you?" screed at Anthony D. Weiner, the sext-obsessed former Democratic congressman, was a classic of the genre).

Also, Paletta notes that Geithner's mentor was Robert Rubin, the deficit-obsessed Wall Street shill, so what could possibly go wrong?

I am driven - even obsessed - by it because I feel this whole thing is fundamentally wrong and a terrible mistake".