obsess in English
he was obsessed with the theme of death
Use "obsess" in a sentence
1. I must admit that maps obsess me.
2. Don’t obsess over accusations of fear-mongering.
3. She used to obsess about her weight.
4. Some women obsess about their thighs and stomachs.
5. It is a subject that seems to obsess him.
6. Do you find that you obsess much about things?
7. If people obsess over your bad points, discipline can become fear.
8. The idea that she was being punished began to obsess her.
9. And don't obsess over the end goal, such as your proposed 15 - pound weight loss.
10. These people obsess over what they perceive as a terrible defect in their physical appearance.
11. We organise our minds to obsess about things that don'tamount to a hill of beans.
12. This is why those cemeteries all over Europe, which obsess some among us, are hideous.
13. Anorexia nervosa (or simply Anorexia) is an eating disorder that causes people to obsess about their weight and food
14. At least in the United States, lots of men take pride in cooking, and frankly obsess over stoves.
15. But if beauty on a grand scale chooses to live fully, rather than obsess about weight, whose problem is it?
16. Take a Panadol beforehand, darling, and go first thing in the morning - so you don't have all day to obsess about it.
17. Don't obsess about bozo the Clown in a Sci Fi forum, you bozo, or you'll get Bozoed! by Downstrike September 28, 2004: 29
18. Don't obsess about bozo the Clown in a Sci Fi forum, you bozo, or you'll get Bozoed! by Downstrike September 28, 2004: 29
19. Both characters mope around and hate New York City, pick up prostitutes without actually having sex with them and obsess over women and protecting the innocence of children.
20. Rather than obsess about your siblings’ faults, why not find an opportunity to tell them what it is that you admire about them? —Psalm 130:3; Proverbs 15:23.
21. 12 Both characters mope around and hate New York City, pick up prostitutes without actually having sex with them and obsess over women and protecting the innocence of children.
22. Besette (imperative besett, present tense Besetter, passive besettes, simple past besatte, past participle besatt, present participle besettende) to occupy (a territory) to obsess, possess; to fill (a vacancy) to deck, trim, stud (with jewels etc.) Derived terms
23. "Boy, you're gonna be a Walking Concert! " a music store clerk tells Ralph Macchio, a kid on a Delta blues odyssey who trades in his acoustic for an electric and a pignosed amp in Crossroads, a film that guitarists of every genre obsess over.