Obsessing

Licht argued that the media’s blind spots owe to a lack of diversity—and not the lack of diversity that he sees newsrooms obsessing over.

Sports fans love the transaction, arguably more so than the games themselves, obsessing over which star player will be traded next (perhaps Shohei Ohtani?).

Television offers different challenges — and not just because the viewers will sit and stew for a week (or more) obsessing about how it all might end.

I still haven't stopped obsessing over "M-pox"!

Obsessing over results, she first fell out of love with the sport.

Shoppers are also obsessing over the Marquee Egret wicker lounge chair ($149) - a comfortable yet stylish piece.

They have escaped that endless cycle of destructive thinking, no longer obsessing about what they ate yesterday or what they might eat tomorrow.

While it matches perfectly with how they are trying to be fine after a breakup but actually obsessing over the person they were with, it can be quite a shock to the listener.

However, I’m not obsessing about it.

I wasn’t happy in my job; I didn’t think I was getting the assignments I deserved; and I spent more time obsessing over what wasn’t being given me rather than making things happen for myself.

Let me ask you about something I’ve been obsessing about recently: the polls.

But Bret, are you finding this campaign both totally obsessing and also completely … too much?

Fiddling about with flag flying and obsessing about single digit swings is superficial and playing at politics.

It’s just a matter of obsessing about that and making sure that people care more about this than they do about anything else.

Of course, the internet is obsessing over the line, with many believing that Arya is referring to Jaime’s face, which she plans on taking to kill Cersei.

Rather than obsessing about money, think about what makes you happy.

While the first girl he coupled up with, Anna, may have fumbled the 6′ 7″ bag, we’re spending our evenings obsessing over everything he does.

After dabbling in Americana on 2013’s and obsessing over a breakup on 2017’s The Search For Everything impact), it looks like John Mayer is returning to his breezy pop/rock roots on album number eight.

As one of the few articles that I’ve heard my non-journalist friends obsessing about over the past few years, I can’t believe I overlooked it.

I’m not Christian but if I were I would question attending a church were the pastor spends so much time obsessing over other people’s genitals.