The more you research it, the more obsessed you get.
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And he's more obsessed with his coffee cups and his countertops.
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"I'm probably more obsessed with it than she is," he admitted.
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If anyone's more obsessed than you with the '229s, it's Steven Spielberg.
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Some cultures — Japan, Iceland — seem more obsessed with tiny spaces than others.
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"The world is even more obsessed with celebrities than ever before," Wilson said.
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I&aposm more obsessed with yours and all your cool photos and stuff.
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IF ANYWHERE is more obsessed with property than Britain, it is Hong Kong.
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I'm more obsessed with learning about what other people's ideas of utopia are.
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I became even more obsessed with demonstrating my perfect compatibility with their son.
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"Now with her I think we are more obsessed with car safety," Tronholm said.
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But Trump seems more obsessed with this part of the job than his predecessors.
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He seems, rather, to have become more obsessed by it, more committed to it.
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Slowly but surely, people are becoming more obsessed with online privacy (or lack thereof).
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Coleman finds that museum visitors are more obsessed with Bigfoot than any other cryptid.
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On this side of the pond, we're more obsessed with housing for the fairies.
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From there, Beau became more and more obsessed with eating 'healthy' and returning to running.
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So what are we to think about an administration even more obsessed with its predecessor?
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Fast forward to high school, and I was more obsessed with body image than ever.
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The movie is more obsessed with the big fight than addressing why anyone is fighting.
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"He's a lot more obsessed with me than I am with him," she said laughing.
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Despite Donald Trump's populist posturing, there are few people more obsessed with Ivy League credentials.
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That was when Ninsom became more obsessed with cooking and decided to pursue his passion.
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"Now that Mom is gone, I am even more obsessed with the topic," he said.
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Yes, the biggest names in music may be more obsessed with their phones than we are.
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Nothing can make you more obsessed with science and technology than the biological imperative to reproduce.
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All the while, Dory gets more and more obsessed with the idea of solving Chantal's disappearance.
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One line I have, I say, 'Was there ever a kind more obsessed with the obscene?
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Some dads are clueless about tech, but some are more obsessed with Apple than we are.
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But with each close call, al-Baghdadi became more circumspect, more obsessed with security and more untrusting.
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We truly didn't think it was possible for us to be any more obsessed with Oprah Winfrey.
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The show rapidly makes clear that Dory is more obsessed with this case than she should be.
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She stands by Josie's side but she seems more obsessed with branding and success than anything else.
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As Jonathan becomes more obsessed with the mysterious cello player, this music becomes something of a leitmotif.
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Meanwhile, faculty and administrators seem more obsessed with social justice and indoctrination than providing a useful education.
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Later on, Hearst became much more obsessed with connecting with power players and not upsetting the president.
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He became more obsessed with the physical trappings of Islam: the long beard, the ankle-high pants.
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Ma was more obsessed with protecting his precious "lianhuanhua" comic books from roving bands of Red Guards.
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But with each close call, Mr. al-Baghdadi became more circumspect, more obsessed with security and more untrusting.
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If you were obsessed with ANTM back in the day, you're going to be even more obsessed now.
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I was more obsessed with, like, the kid [on screen] crying because their dad got shot, you know?
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I feel like the press are more obsessed with it than the nation are, which is quite funny.
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He's more obsessed with playing strange mind games with fellow contestant Kenny King than speaking to Bachelorette Rachel.
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At the same time, we seem more obsessed with wealth than ever, and in its most extreme forms.
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I introduced it to him last July, and he became even more obsessed with the game than me.
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There's nothing more American than bacon, but it turns out some states are way more obsessed than others.
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But we seem to be more obsessed with time now than we were with currency or measurements then.
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We are more obsessed with, 'If you have red shoes, you have to have something camel on top.
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Deaf culture is founded on storytelling, a culture more obsessed with its own language than any other I've encountered.
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So, by the time the holidays officially arrive, we'll all be more obsessed than ever with our favorite series.
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They slowly become more and more obsessed with one another, in darkly told tale of lust mixed with strategy.
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When they returned, along with fellow Apollo 11 crewmember Michael Collins, humanity was more obsessed with space than ever.
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Simple: because we are obsessed with how women look and even more obsessed with escaping the reality of aging.
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But as time goes on, it spirals into something more; Sylvère is dumped, and Chris becomes even more obsessed.
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Curiously, new reports out of Europe indicate that the Trump regime is even more obsessed with Obama than previously thought.
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And though the star is no stranger to ginormous gowns, she's surprisingly more obsessed with home goods than wearable ones.
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With American culture increasingly coarse and ever more obsessed with celebrity, the country's politics were bound to eventually catch up.
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But no president has been more obsessed with every form of it, from traditional cable shows to, of course, Twitter.
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As I get older, I'm getting more obsessed with this idea of the energy people put out in the world.
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So I don't think I've ever seen a political figure who is more obsessed with the media than Donald Trump.
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The further along the show has progressed, the more obsessed we've all become with finding clues about where the story's headed.
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And the only thing that Bethany Walker (Madison Iseman) is more obsessed with than boys and her cell phone is herself.
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But long term, I think Democrats need to be a lot less obsessed with ourselves and more obsessed with American people.
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I've been doing a lot more camping, for instance, which has made me even more obsessed with finding new curry recipes.
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Clinton's own emails made it clear she was far more obsessed with shielding herself from prying reporters and Republicans than enemy hackers.
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However, for students at North Farmington High in Michigan, Halloween comes early on picture day, and the internet couldn't be more obsessed.
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A phone and Apple Watch dock Some dads are clueless about tech, but some are more obsessed with Apple than we are.
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She claims that, like at SoHo House, the crowd is more obsessed with being part of the cool clique than being unique.
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Throughout the season and her life, she becomes more obsessed with the idea of fame, as opposed to letting everyone see her talent.
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But they just went to a whole new level of totally fabricated drama to make the media more obsessed with them than ever.
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Part of it might be related to customer service, something with which CEO Jeff Bezos seems to be equally, if not more, obsessed.
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But he should've stuck to his 2012 playbook — American voters are much more obsessed with sweetheart deals for the rich and other pocketbook issues.
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As is the case with most true crime, American Vandal threatens to unravel Peter as he becomes more and more obsessed with the truth.
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Like the Rezillos on the other side of the world, the Dickies were more obsessed with pop culture and absurdism than love and romance.
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We wish the governor was less obsessed with the mayor bailing him out and more obsessed with doing his job to fix the subways.
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Washington loves to make deadlines, and when someone in power offers one this town gets even more obsessed about whether it will be met.
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Now I'm more obsessed with family, so you start to see family creeping in — in Love Actually, there's a lot more relationships between family members.
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And we're even more obsessed with it because it's from the model's Chrome Hearts collaboration, which is set to release any minute now (we hope).
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Xi Jinping, who took over as China's leader in 2012, appears even more obsessed than his recent predecessors with catching spies, stemming leaks and crushing subversives.
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If only Apple hadn't helped us become more obsessed with the glass panes in our hands, than those in the spaces we live and work in.
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By the time of the next presidential cycle, Republicans were even more obsessed with besting Obama, leading them to once again put a premium on electability.
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Asked whether Trump intimidated her, she quickly shot back "No" before adding, "He's a lot more obsessed with me than I am with him" with a laugh.
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We always knew that Gabourey Sidibe was as the shit, but this latest tidbit about her pre-Hollywood days just made us even more obsessed with her.
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Customers love Hide-A-Squirrel for both puppies and older dogs alike, and many say their dogs became more obsessed with this puzzle than any other toy.
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Chances are, if you already love the site's uber-trendy wares and blogger-approved emerging brands, you're going to be even more obsessed with its new collection.
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As I have said and written many times, no one is more obsessed with the media or a bigger consumer of the media's product that Donald Trump.
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At the time, its founder, Palmer Luckey was a 22-year-old kid that was more obsessed with bringing the "experience" of VR to life than selling units.
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This distortion prompts me to keep painting the image, because I haven't got a hold on it yet; it's elusive, which makes me even more obsessed with it.
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There is an archetype of the hyperdriven parent behind great athletes and scholars, adults seemingly more obsessed with the glory and trappings of success than their children are.
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The world could not be more obsessed with Game Of Thrones, but does that obsession extend to the person penning the original book series, A Song Of Ice & Fire?
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To properly understand the enormity of Cruz's erroneous utterance, you must be aware of the fact that no state in the union is more obsessed with basketball than Indiana.
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He appears even more obsessed with nuclear weapons than his father and predecessor, Kim Jong-il, and has threatened South Korea and its allies with pre-emptive nuclear attack.
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The Japanese murder rate, by contrast, is one of the lowest in the world, making the news media all the more obsessed with the ghastly details of the current case.
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The more I spoke to people, the more obsessed I became with the idea that one little tweak to my hormonal network could be affecting everything I take for granted about myself.
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"There is nothing I have seen him more obsessed about, and focused on, than that one issue," said Chris Ruddy, the CEO of Newsmax Media and a personal friend of the president.
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"Saporè" is an amalgam of the Italian word for flavor and Mr. Bosco's nickname, Rè. But it's a bit of a misnomer: he is more obsessed with crunch and pliability, lightness and heft.
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" Playing numerous clips in which Trump praised WikiLeaks, Jost responded with a reference to the night's musical guest, a Korean boy band: "You're more obsessed with WikiLeaks than this audience is with BTS.
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That comparison helps to lay bare a political agenda that's often more obsessed with protecting women from the potential effects of abortion than supporting women with the various emotional and psychological challenges of motherhood.
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"Just when I think I can't be more obsessed w this kid, she busts out a human version my most frequently used emoji 😳," Albie captioned a photo of himself holding Markie in July.
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Serving in the House of Representatives from 1959 through 1972, Mr. Gallagher was a strong supporter of privacy rights as the government grew more obsessed with secrecy and dependent on lie detectors and data gathering.
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The debate has become a moot point, as it is now clear that media consumers are more obsessed with the content offered by well-known creators — sometimes regardless of the quality — rather than the platform.
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John McCain this weekend, which came too recently to be included in this data, Trump was receiving far more media attention than any other Republican ... And yet, the public is perhaps even more obsessed with Trump.
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I think that at that age, I was probably more obsessed with sexual stuff, for one thing—that's kind of a peak time for boys—but it's really just what some of the songs started being about.
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In the book, Tippi, Hedren describes how her excitement of being discovered by Hitchcock and cast in the Psycho follow-up turned sour as the director became more and more obsessed with the then 31-year-old actress.
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This was the most instructive thing about the speech Trump gave, in the context that he gave it: The president is more obsessed with his own personal antipathies than he is interested in deepening the antipathies of his supporters.
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The companies that make these headsets have seemed more obsessed with bright lights and bizarre eye-catching shapes than they have with making genuinely good headsets that you can wear all day without looking and feeling like a toolbag.
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" Those views feed into a powerful, long-held narrative popularized by Ronald Reagan that Democratic policymakers had — as then-Senator Barack Obama put it in 2006 — become "more obsessed with slicing the economic pie than with growing the pie.
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People think that we're obsessed with boys as teenagers but we both felt much more obsessed with our friends: What's your place in the group, do you get to stay in the group, do you even belong in that group?
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On the first episode of the second season, we're going to fall into the sleepless underworld of of energy drinks to figure out why people are more obsessed with these high-octane beverages than ever, but I can't do this alone.
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But the kind of church that might give rise to Gilead has always been far more obsessed with issues of sexuality and the idea that to live a virtuous life is to live a life that looks like a '50s sitcom.
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I had worried the course would make me (even more) obsessed with bodily failure and misfortune; but first aid, I learned, is less about the body's universally inevitable breakdown and more about what happens when some particular body breaks down.
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Twentysomething Francophone shopkeepers answer me in fluent English when I address them in French, and residents of all linguistic persuasions seem more obsessed by their search for the perfect latte than whether you order it in the language of Shakespeare or Molière.
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"The lesson for me was, no matter how different people are, a love of dogs is something we have in common," Berg told PEOPLE, also confessing she is now more obsessed with dogs than ever, often approaching every canine she sees on the street.
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So then I started posting when they were doing the night on h_e_r_s_t_o_r_y, and it blew up—it got really crazy and they started doing it at Henrietta Hudson, and now it's really hard for me to win because there people that are even more obsessed.
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It coincided with a time in which people were becoming increasingly more obsessed with their own image, with the rise of Instagram, male gym bunny culture, the duck-face, the E-cig pout, and the concept of a "club photographer," which was beginning to become commonplace across the country.
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"The younger females can be more obsessed with height but that 'must-have' can dissolve when they are introduced to a kind, good man who is ready for marriage, a non-game player [who] happens to be really smart and with a nice nest egg in place," she said.
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Some readers love this new style and others find it dull, but whatever the case, it may well be slowing down Martin's writing, as he now seems less interested in simply getting from point A of the plot to point B efficiently, and more obsessed with perfecting (in his mind) the work that it's now clear he'll be remembered for.
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"I'm even more obsessed with you than the day I saw you doing push-ups on The Bachelorette and I can't wait to see what you look like when you're 90 – I bet just as sexy 😉 Let's go have the best day celebrating you Ps. Thanks @loweinteriors and @jayredsox for raising this amazing man that I get for eternity," she concluded.
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I know you think it's cute to talk about how "the apocalypse is upon us!" but I promise, I'm way more obsessed with the apocalypse than you, and even I don't have a food stockpile beyond the usual two weeks of food that fits in a regular pantry, or more than two week's worth of toilet paper in my house.
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Which leads us to... Here's another remarkable thing about Twin Peaks in 2017: In its examination of the crumbling edifice of Americana and all of the myths Americans have built up around their country, the show only becomes more vital with every passing year, as America's influence slips a little more and some Americans become more and more obsessed with holding on to a dying way of life.
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