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obsessed

[uhb-sest] / əbˈsɛst /


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From the moment Alloway and Lily Houghton, who wrote the play “Forbidden Fruits” is based on and cowrote the film’s screenplay, brought the material to Cody and her producing partner Mason Novick, she became obsessed.

From Los Angeles Times

When Illinois coach Brad Underwood was building his team last spring, he became obsessed with recruiting one particular type of player.

From The Wall Street Journal

What McCarthy discovers is that in a society obsessed with male bravado, one that far too often values virility above vulnerability, it’s the knocking down of emotional walls that enables male friendships to thrive.

From Los Angeles Times

She described any suggestion that she had become "obsessed" with the issue as "nonsense", while reaffirming her support for the trans community.

From BBC

"How good he was as a player, he's the exact same as a manager. He's obsessed with football," said Williams.

From BBC