obsess

But for nearly a week, the city has been obsessed by them.

He was past all these things, if ever they had obsessed him.

Then the idea obsessed me and I could think of nothing else.

It was political power that obsessed her from the beginning.

In later years, it was the here and now that obsessed them.

Or, maybe, I would find some other animal to be obsessed about.

The "he" of course was the President who obsessed them all.

The murder case had obsessed me for over a year, and that was enough.

I now I'm making a fool of myself, but the thing has obsessed me.

If I asked him about the obsession itself, he obsessed.

Then my camera broke and I obsessed about it for several hours.

WE really need to stop obsessing about the coach around here.

I did not want them to go to earth life and obsess some one.

Focus is hardly the word for it - I obsessed.

That which was impending obsessed him, he could not get free.

You obsess that there must be something wrong with me.

At no point in the book when he's home is he obsessing about the crime.

But they also agree on this: There is not much use in being obsessed about it.

Such questions obsessed her because she had no answer for the one that really mattered.

"I've always been obsessed by looking at things back to front, inside out, and seeing how that changes them," she says.

How little one has to think, to consider, to obsess.

"I'll find the one thing not going right and obsess over it."

She would come in here and spend the entire time talking about him, obsessing.

Long into his exile, what obsessed him was the notion of home.

But you pushed me away, saying I was obsessing over someone's death.