To be obsessed with growth and potential and "if only…".
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He has said the church shouldn't be "obsessed" with such issues.
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Oh, brother — HGTV has another series we're about to be obsessed with!
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Still, she understands why some people might be obsessed with the idea.
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Fans Say Yes Sansa Stark Would Be Obsessed With Sophie Turner's New Role
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If they have too much money, they would be obsessed with capital gains.
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You know those "cool girls" that the internet seems to be obsessed with?
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You have to love it and you have to be obsessed with it.
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He has shown himself to be obsessed with race for that entire time.
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It wasn't hard to prepare to be obsessed with Elizabeth Olsen — she's obsession-worthy.
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The entirety of Britain's leadership class seems to be obsessed with securing something impossible.
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Germany seems to be obsessed with the idea of creating a national banking champion.
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" The first video they critiqued was "Is It Okay To Be Obsessed With Guys?
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Said to be obsessed with basketball, he hosted former NBA star Dennis Rodman in 2014.
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She might be obsessed with clothes, but it also runs a little deeper than that.
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In 20 years, do you think that teenagers will be obsessed with our current era?
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They are beautiful, adorable and we guarantee your galentine will be obsessed with it immediately.
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Sabine Gerdts: I am and will forever be obsessed with "Swimming Pools" by Kendrick Lamar.
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Taking a closer look at the styles this season, VS seems to be obsessed with mesh.
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Scroll through the gallery to find out which new account you're about to be obsessed with.
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President Donald Trump is thought to be obsessed with keeping the number of confirmed cases low.
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President Donald Trump continues to be obsessed with Republicans invoking the "nuclear option" in the Senate.
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But it's natural I would be obsessed with philosophy and the problem of meaning versus meaninglessness.
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What does it feel like to be obsessed with a band that's not a band anymore?
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It gets people looking skyward; maybe they'll next be obsessed with the mechanics behind the stars' movements.
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Well, that's what happens when the internet can't even settle on one thing to be obsessed with.
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Now, a newcomer is stepping into Wood's dancing shoes — and you're about to be obsessed with her.
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With that in mind, we've rounded up 8 new online shops you're guaranteed to be obsessed with.
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And by the way, I'd be obsessed with Snapchat whether he was in my life or not.
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It encourages—even requires—us to be obsessed with our own health and sanctimonious about other people's.
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Fans seem to be obsessed with finding out how Jack died, but what about how he lived?
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A new Halloween decoration proves that even in the afterlife, we'll all be obsessed with our phones!
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It's a weird thing to be obsessed with, but I love my Zojirushi stainless steel travel mug.
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I feel that I have room in my heart / mind to be obsessed with multiple people at once.
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If you've always wanted a movie starring Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively, you'll be obsessed with this news.
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"Some also appreciate that she's not obsessed or doesn't seem to be obsessed with identity politics," he said.
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For example, a person who obsesses over her legs may also be obsessed with keeping a spotless home.
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I'm going to choose to be obsessed with something every second of every day for my entire life.
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Well there's a good chance they'll be obsessed with Best Friend by Sheri's Calming Shag Donut Cuddler bed.
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"Everyone is always so obsessed with meal plans, but it's important to also be obsessed with snack plans."
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But mom (and dad, and everyone else in the house) is going to be obsessed with this thing. Why?
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Pantone sure does have a knack at predicting the colors we'll be obsessed with in a few months time.
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Then again, teens seem to be obsessed with movies portraying sudden and unsettling deaths of peers and loved ones.
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Since then I've learned not to be obsessed with packing grids with never-seen-before entries for themeless grids.
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He or she should be obsessed with Facebook and YouTube, active on Twitter, and inherently interested in the news.
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She claims to be obsessed with her figure, measuring her worth by how well she fits into skinny jeans.
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The photos now boast over 25,000 retweets and 42,000 likes, because, uh, who wouldn't be obsessed with a smiling Kygo?
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Sweaty Betty, the London-based label that many Americans have come to be obsessed with, launched on Nordstrom last Thursday.
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I am still and always will be obsessed with you, and that kid would have been nothing shy of extraordinary.
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Facebook now sees it as a core component of its offering; Mark Zuckerberg is said to be "obsessed" with it.
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Betts's sister was among the victims of the shooting rampage, and Betts was said to be obsessed with graphic violence.
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But if I was honest with myself, I didn't want to be "obsessed" with any one aspect of my life.
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It's hard not to be obsessed with other people's bodies when you spend so much time obsessed with your own.
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We felt like Sarah would be obsessed with shows like Supernatural or Buffy the Vampire Slayer, things in that vein.
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VICE Games: People seem to be obsessed with Destiny lore in a way they often aren't with other games. Why?
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Namely: If Millennials are supposedly lazy and entitled, how can they also be obsessed with killing it at their jobs?
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Besides always getting into my mom's makeup and watching her do her makeup, I just used to be obsessed with it.
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We won't even make you Google to find the best options: We've rounded up five from Udemy you'll be obsessed with.
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Keep reading to find out what you'll be obsessed with all season, including a few shows you might have already missed.
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Trump is fixated on the result of the election because he seems to be obsessed with his own legitimacy as president.
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Silicon Valley may be obsessed with using data to improve startup outcomes, but the reality is quite a bit more nuanced.
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It's part fantasy, part romance, part crime serial, which gives us multiple reasons to be obsessed with this binge-worthy show.
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The irony, however, is that the same Silicon Valley culture that produces these gadgets seems to be obsessed with living forever.
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That line was about how we seemed to be obsessed with closure in the sense that we're not really allowed to grieve.
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It suddenly became cool to be obsessed with a decades-old fantasy novel, to play Dungeons & Dragons, or dress up at conventions.
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A monk seal in Hawaii was photographed with an eel stuck up its nose — and you're going to be obsessed with it.
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Of course, the item everyone will be obsessed with is less dinner and more dessert — even though pizza is in the name.
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We may be obsessed with sanitation, yet we insist, against reason, on the least-sanitary, least-healthy option for managing our poop.
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He wants his hitters to be "obsessed" with controlling the strike zone and his pitchers to be "aggressively attacking" the strike zone.
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Organic shea butter intensely moisturizes strands and peppermint oil invigorates the scalp with a tingly sensation you're sure to be obsessed with.
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If you are building a moonshot factory, the first thing you would be obsessed with is getting diverse perspectives in the building.
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I used to be obsessed with making the "right" financial decision, but that often left me paralyzed, making no decision at all.
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The secret of comedy is the same, with the difference being that the characters must be obsessed with unwholesome but understandable human desires.
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If you're an artist, you have to thrive on what you do and believe in what you do and be obsessed with it.
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We human beings seem to be obsessed with black boxes: The highest compliment we give to technology is that it feels like magic.
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Things didn't seem to be changing [in the fashion world] and it was just one body frame that everyone seemed to be obsessed with.
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No one thinks Sanders is a Trump-level ignoramus, but it's plain that as president he wouldn't be obsessed with the details of policy.
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I was way too young to be obsessed with these things, but I would cut out every article — I really don't like bad guys.
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Mining firms claim to be obsessed with safety; in head offices, that can extend to absurdities like obliging visitors to hold on to handrails.
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GARY COHN: Well, I have been teasing you and a lot of your colleagues recently that CNBC seems to be obsessed with the recession.
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If all of this doesn't prove we're all about to be obsessed with the It kids, the actual subject matter of their movie does.
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He told his coach that the woman had seemed normal in her texts, but in person she turned out to be obsessed with status.
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"If you are building a moonshot factory, the first thing you would be obsessed with is getting diverse perspectives in the building," he said.
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"The South Dakota legislature seems to be obsessed with passing abortion restriction laws and laws that interfere with the doctor-patient relationship," Aulwes said.
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These theories reveal not only how obsessed we are with celebrities, but also how desperately we want them to be obsessed with us in return.
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If you love your J.Crew and New Balance tennis shoes, get ready to be obsessed with what the duo's got in store for his season.
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I was way too young to be obsessed with these things, but I would every cut out every article — I really don't like bad guys.
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But perhaps no company has embraced live video with the aggression of Facebook, where CEO Mark Zuckerberg is said to be "obsessed" with its potential.
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The new year is here, and stores are stocking up on the latest and greatest beauty products you're bound to be obsessed with in 2016.
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President Donald Trump may be "obsessed" with Amazon, but that doesn't mean the company will face any meaningful action from the president, Deutsche Bank says.
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Along with stained-glass windows, Winchester seemed to be obsessed with the number 13, as the notoriously unlucky number bizarrely pops up throughout the house.
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For the economy to work for normal people, the federal government needs to be obsessed with avoiding recessions and making them as short as possible.
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Obama administration holdovers did not force Trump to go on bizarre rants during conversations with foreign leaders, or to be obsessed with nonexistent voter fraud.
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A Senate Republican aide said Schumer seems to be obsessed with making the trial about McConnell and tying incumbents up for reelection such as Sens.
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But they said she is hardly the only plotter to be obsessed with Columbine, something that numerous attackers since have referenced in confessions as their blueprint.
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In the pop cultural moment that so many people assumed would be obsessed with teen dystopias, we're directing our attention to stories of teen suicide instead.
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FROM WEDNESDAY'S PODCAST "I think it's enough to check in twice a day, but not to be obsessed with the news cycle," Dr. Deepak Chopra says.
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Which brings me to the tech news for this past week — in which everyone seemed to be obsessed with who was, or wasn't, allowed on Twitter.
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Don't be obsessed with buying the pretty produce - so much of what's thrown away at grocery stores is bruised fruit no one wants to pick up.
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Billionaire and fellow "Shark Tank" shark Mark Cuban believes entrepreneurs should be obsessed with their companies from the start — not looking to sell and move on.
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Star Wars fans who also love to cook (raises hand) will be obsessed with the Le Creuset x Star Wars collaboration, which was announced on Oct.
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Kehlani, who rose to prominence in the past two years with her album SweetSexySavage, confessed in a 2017 interview that she used to be "obsessed" with Lovato.
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In fact, his Instagram and Twitter are reminders that there's now a new Scott brother you can be obsessed with even if you just realized he existed.
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Mr. Long appeared to be obsessed with the idea of self-improvement, for himself and for others, and he embraced more esoteric means of achieving those goals.
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How ironic that the president, whose administration seems to be obsessed with who is "illegal," would make remarks that amount to a potential unlawful abuse of power.
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If I was heavily invested in cryptocurrency, I'd probably be obsessed with checking a site like Coinbase, which tracks the value of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other coins.
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If you're a fan of both worlds (and let's be real, you'd be crazy if you weren't), you're about to be obsessed with the new MAC Strobe Creams.
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TETRIS: The Games People Play (First Second, paper, $19.99) is Box Brown's history of how the world came to be obsessed with dropping simple shapes into a grid.
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To help you figure out what's actually worth your time, we put together a gallery of all the shows you'll actually be obsessed with from January 2018 and beyond.
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But hey, if we didn't love all the stress, we wouldn't be obsessed with Stranger Things or The Night Of. Life would be calmer, sure, but certainly more boring.
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I'm psyched to try out these two Sunday Riley products that celebs all seem to be obsessed with, at a price that isn't going to jeopardize my son's college fund.
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The L.A.-based stylist has been crafting the trends you'll low-key be obsessed with a few months' after spotting them on one of the many celebrities on her roster.
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Everyone may be freaking out over the imminent return of Orange Is The New Black, but there's an entirely different Netflix series you're going to be obsessed with this month.
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I just realize that I [must be] obsessed with something—a story or some characters that have gotten into me and don't go away—for me to make a movie.
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And even when Frank Miller and Alan Moore introduced grit and darkness into their worlds, it wasn't darkness for darkness's sake — which is what Snyder seems to be obsessed with.
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All three of my books are very different from each other, but one thing they have in common is that they seem to be obsessed with the idea of freedom.
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Fine, we'll do it: There's no one who wouldn't be obsessed with an iPad Pro, and you can grab the 10.5-inch model from 2017 on sale at Walmart for $474.
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Somebody may be living in London, they may be obsessed with African culture and African imagery and then end up making work, and you may not exactly know where they live.
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Not entirely surprisingly, preppers tend to be obsessed with clothing in general, partly due to the fact that if you're on the go, all you've got is whatever's on your back.
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But as soon as the Vampire Diaries star wrapped the series, she chopped her strands into a short bob — and gave us an entirely new reason to be obsessed with her hair.
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We asked London-based color-trends forecaster Zoë Irwin and technical director Robert Eaton, both of Wella Professional UK, to tell us what they think we'll all be obsessed with in 2019.
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Viewed from the U.S., Russia may appear to be obsessed with the results of the American elections but the first concern of Russian leaders is traditionally their hold on power in Russia.
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"Well you know I think Mama Joyce is obsessed with me, because when you're destined for greatness, people will be obsessed with your spirit and your aura," Phaedra told The Daily Dish.
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Zendaya's M.J. may be obsessed with serial killers, internet conspiracy theories, and macabre fun facts, but her deadpan charm isn't hiding the oceans of pain that are drowning the actress' Euphoria character, Rue.
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Just in time for winter holiday gift-giving, Hidden Valley is giving shoppers exactly what they need to give the person who has everything and also happens to be obsessed with ranch dressing.
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"Sony used to be obsessed with the idea that its technologies should be kept within the group for use only in its own products," said Atsushi Osanai, professor at Waseda University's business school.
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Books that want to raise an alarm don't always aspire to literature, but to be effective — to persuade — they must be literary; they must be obsessed with matters of rhythm, form and language.
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SYDNEY, March 1 (Reuters) - National Australia Bank Ltd's (NAB) top executives should be obsessed with working for customers, interim Chief Executive Officer Phil Chronican said as he promised change at the scandal-hit lender.
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Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, who made his fortune in Silicon Valley, told CNBC on Monday that he and his wife, tennis star Serena Williams, don't want their daughter to be obsessed with technology.
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Everyone became personally invested in a—and we can't stress this enough—rumored love triangle between Tessa Thompson, Janelle Monáe, and Lupita Nyong'o, because we're only human, and who wouldn't be obsessed with that?
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Game of Thrones You'd have to live well across the Narrow Sea by now not to be obsessed with this series — or at least tired of tuning out while all your friends talk about it.
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He turns out to be obsessed with "High Society," the 1956 film starring Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra and Grace Kelly in what turned out to be her last screen performance before becoming Princess of Monaco.
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But it's back now that Netflix has given international viewers Dark, a German-language sci-fi thriller involving curious young people, a supposedly sleepy town, and forests hiding mysteries that dedicated viewers will be obsessed with.
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" Here are three lessons from the series that Welch says apply to any career: "To really soar in your career," Welch says, "you have to be obsessed with your product and the people who create it.
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Well it looks like the singer just gave us another reason to be obsessed with her faithful affair with the 'do: An image surfaced online showing Grande slyly posing for the camera with her new bangin' bangs.
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The document, now being translated from the original Spanish, is expected to tell young people that they should not be obsessed with doctrinal minutiae but blend the Church's rules with social activism to help those in need.
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Be obsessed with the company and the field The most important quality we look for is a passion for our business: they know what we do and they are excited about the opportunity to come work with us.
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I told Cath I inhabited two worlds: The rational one in which I knew I was crazy to be obsessed with something that happened 10 years ago; and the other one, where I couldn't cope with the memories.
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"I used to be obsessed with Bollywood music, but I'd left it to the wayside," Ryan tells me, speaking about how it often feels like queer South Asians have to leave their culture behind once they come out.
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Read These Stories Next:These Are The Fitness Trends Everyone Will Be Obsessed With In 2018 7 Women In Fitness Tell Us Who's Inspiring Them During Workouts The Spring Workout Gear That Will Get You Stoked To Exercise Outside Again
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What's more important than any emotionally self-aggrandizing story is how each person who becomes a fan of Brand New has their own tale, their own version of events of how they came to be obsessed with the band.
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Instead, the gunman was identified as a disturbed 18-year-old, Ali Sonboly, who was said to be obsessed with mass shootings — spreading terror, but not in the name of the terrorism that has come to define the times.
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But in every other context, we try to prevent threats that are uncertain, and it's irrational for Trump to be obsessed with, say, Iran, when he seems indifferent to the prospect that we are collectively cooking our entire planet.
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He seems to be obsessed with aggressive, homoerotic trysts between men and dinosaurs, beasts, or unicorns, but also puts out meta titles like Turned Gay by the Existential Dread That I May Actually Be a Character in a Chuck Tingle Book.
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Having been a reality-TV star before entering politics, Trump is known to be obsessed with how his presidency plays out on TV and to keenly monitor the media appearances of top advisers, sometimes watching them with the sound off.
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Having been a reality-TV star before entering politics, Trump is known to be obsessed with how his presidency plays out on TV and to keenly monitor the media appearances of top advisers, sometimes watching them with the sound off.
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The revelation that Trump may (or may not, all of this is still technically unproven) be obsessed with all things sharks has seemingly tainted Shark Week forever for some, including Dreyfuss' son, Ben, who serves as the editorial director at Mother Jones.
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Of course, fashion will forever be obsessed with courting youth, but more and more it seems they're also looking towards an older generation as well, finding new ways to incorporate a very different age demographic of women into this once hyper-exclusionary market.
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I also process my anger through healthy practices people can't see from behind their laptop where they're free to pen comments about how angry I am and how terrible my writing is and how I seem to be "obsessed" with the fact that I'm single.
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I think when you see this movie, you're going to find that it's probably more relatable than you think, because of the times that we're finding ourselves in, and the way that we continuously strive to be obsessed with celebrity and how we handle that.
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The president, who is said to be obsessed with the role that John W. Dean, the White House counsel to President Richard M. Nixon, played as an informant during Watergate, was jolted by the notion that he did not know what Mr. McGahn had shared.
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Related Video: The Keswanis are the Family You're About to be Obsessed With This brought them to Laxmi, a 26-year-old member of the Chhanv Foundation for acid attack survivors, whom they hope will serve as a symbol of strength and beauty for people everywhere.
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Compared to the general population, women who reported tanning at least 10 times in the last year were more likely to be obsessed with real or imaginary flaws in their appearance, to have episodes of depression related to changes in seasons and to have high stress levels.
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For another, the book's celebration of nostalgia has heavy blinkers on: It's purely obsessed with the sorts of movies, games, and TV shows a white guy nerd born in the early '70s (as Cline was) might be obsessed with, even though it's set in the 2040s.
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What's interesting is we used to be obsessed with celebrity, but [having] character was a very important part of it, and it seems somewhere along the way we even gave up the notion that character was an important part of what we held as important and valuable about celebrity.
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Jackson plays a very human monster, a man who gradually comes to be obsessed with having his revenge, which makes for a potentially intriguing flip of Apocalypse Now: Instead of having to find a monster in the jungle, what if the monster was in the search party all along?
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At the 2018 Baby2Baby Gala Presented by Paul Mitchell, held in Culver City, California, earlier this month, Zooey Deschanel said that even though she doesn't permit her 3-year-old daughter Elsie Otter to watch movies or TV, the youngster has still found a way to be obsessed with Frozen.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis, ending a month-long meeting on the theme of Catholic youth, told young people Sunday that in order to be good members of the Church they should not be obsessed with "doctrinal formulae" but blend its rules with social activism to help those in need.
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"Clients tend to be obsessed with this mountain, and every experienced mountaineer wants to climb it as well," said Blaise Agresti, an independent mountain guide and the former head of the PGHM of Chamonix, the security and rescue service that responds to emergencies on Mont Blanc and the surrounding peaks.
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"Clients tend to be obsessed with this mountain, and every experienced mountaineer wants to climb it as well," said Blaise Agresti, an independent mountain guide and the former head of the PGHM of Chamonix, the security and rescue service that responds to emergencies on Mont Blanc and the surrounding peaks.
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Jamie RaskinJamin (Jamie) Ben RaskinHouse panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Pelosi, allies seek to keep gun debate focused on McConnell Pelosi backers feel vindicated after tumultuous stretch MORE (D-Md.), who is closely aligned with leadership, said Democrats can't be obsessed with the idea of removing Trump from the White House.
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KYIV, Ukraine — Washington may be obsessed with the impeachment inquiry over President Trump's dealings with Ukraine, but it was far from the minds of a few thousand protesters who gathered on a recent frosty night in Kyiv to vent their anger at their own country's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, over his peace overtures to Russia.
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From calling foreign leaders to urge them to speed up purchases of U.S. combat aircraft to using a White House meeting with the Saudi crown prince to brag about which states would gain jobs from specific sales to Riyadh, President Trump seems to be obsessed with the alleged economic benefits of the weapons trade.
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"I certainly get my fair share of anti-masturbation crusaders in my Twitter mentions, and over the past year, they have been crusaders: Catholic white nationalists who seem to be obsessed with knights from the crusades," Eric Sprankle, associate professor of clinical psychology and sexuality studies at Minnesota State University, told me in an email.
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Despite the fact that NCOSE seems to be obsessed with shielding people from a magazine that works to empower women and encourage them to embrace their sexuality, the group is exceptionally proud of itself and Walmart for making ~such an impactful change~ to today's #MeToo culture, and is calling on other corporations to take action against Cosmo.
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People familiar with Trump's thinking told the Times that his realization that he was unaware of what McGahn shared with Mueller's team shook the President, who is said to be obsessed with the informant role that John W. Dean, then the White House counsel to President Richard Nixon and now a CNN contributor, played during Watergate.
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" Why this matters: Per the latest reporting from the NYT's Maggie Haberman and Michael Schmidt, "The president, who is said to be obsessed with the role that John W. Dean, the White House counsel to President Richard M. Nixon, played as an informant during Watergate, was jolted by the notion that he did not know what Mr. McGahn had shared [with Mueller].
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When I see that dual-loyalty charge coming from a congresswoman who first signaled opposition to B.D.S. and then support for it, when I see it coming from a congresswoman who has never been to Israel, when I see it coming from a congresswoman who, to my knowledge, has never criticized the Palestinian leadership for its corruption and failure — time and again — to seize on peace overtures from Israeli leaders who, unlike Netanyahu, actually wanted to forge a two-state solution, when I see it coming from a congresswoman who seems to be obsessed with Israel's misdeeds as the biggest problem in the Middle East — not Iran's effective occupation of four Arab capitals, its support for ethnic cleansing and the use of poison gas in Syria and its crushing of Lebanese democracy — it makes me suspicious of her motives.
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