childhood obsession造句

• The inspiration, Simmons said, was " my childhood obsession with Louis ."
• Here there is a particular emphasis on butterflies, which had been a childhood obsession.
• Remembering my childhood obsession with Cyril Ritchard's portrayal of Captain Hook in the Mary Martin " Peter Pan,"
• I have no template for this, except for a brief childhood obsession with the Sunday night religious series " Eternal Light ."
• Although his childhood obsession had always been drawing ( he was an avid comic book collector and cartoon artist ), music was always his primary passion.
• First-credited screenwriter and director Donnersmarck has talked of his childhood obsession with the Russian writer, and the Dostoyevskian theme of corrupt police and government resonates throughout the entire film.
• Gillespie has never lost his childhood obsession with sin, though his religious beliefs have evolved over the years, as the frequent Buddhist and Hindu symbols in his paintings attest.
• With full control over dressing, posing and lighting his figures as well as every element of their surroundings, Caesar s craft is an advanced extension of a childhood obsession-playing with dolls.
• Strobel, a southern New Jersey native who once subscribed to Architectural Digest, Food & Wine and Soap Opera Digest simultaneously, does not tell her colleagues that she still nurtures a childhood obsession.
• This album features songs that were inspired by Kennedy's childhood memories of growing up with the influence of the popular 1969 moon landing and with Kennedy's childhood obsession with the American Dream.
• Strobel, a southern New Jersey native who once subscribed to Architectural Digest, Food & AMP; Wine and Soap Opera Digest simultaneously, does not tell her colleagues that she still nurtures a childhood obsession.
• Charles often appears as a character in his younger brother Robert Crumbs comic stories and autobiographical writings; Robert credits Charles'childhood obsession with making comics as the foundation of Robert's own devotion to his art.
• The trip also sparked a childhood obsession with Floyd Collins, a famous cave explorer who died in 1925, trapped inside a nearby cave as newspapers chronicled for two weeks the unsuccessful efforts to rescue him.
• It's rare to come across a story that captures the absurdity of childhood obsessions without making the children look absurd; " War of the Buttons " never sacrifices its subjects'dignity for the sake of keeping a mature perspective.
• Horwitz's odyssey, which begins on the front porch of his Virginia home and culminates in a " Civil Wargasm " tour of all the major battle sites, is driven by his own childhood obsession with the war between the states.
• Batman himself is such a brilliant design solution . " Veronique Vienne, who wrote an eponymous book about Kidd in 2006, described Kidd's Batman fandom as a " childhood obsession and lasting adult passion ", making him one of the world's leading Batman experts.
• In a story both lyrical and informative, Jacqueline Briggs Martin traces the life of this self-taught and determined scientist-farmer from his childhood obsession through the recognition that followed on his publication of " Snow Crystals, " a book of snowflake photographs that is still in use today, to his death in 1931.
• He was inspired partly by a childhood obsession with death in which Ionesco believed one could simply avoid being sick and live forever . " Exit the King " was written to be a kind of lesson in death :  I told myself that one could learn to die, that I could learn to die, that one can also help other people to die.