"And find an empty rat-den," grunted Rollins, his peculiar obsession for working alone again asserting itself.

Before this peculiar obsession with his dead wife, he was full of quite another matter: John Uskglass.

Sinak thought nothing of it, mindful of Khulr's peculiar, almost sadistic obsession with antagonizing the young security officer.

The Commodore knew a good deal about Radley's peculiar obsession; no one whose interest in astronautics dated back to the twentieth century could fail to.

The huge coal-hauling vehicle ahead of him-the Americans called it an APC, with their peculiar obsession with acronyms-blocked most of his vision.

I did the same, and even, clumsily, explained my peculiar obsession.

The peculiar liberal obsession with verbal facility as a proxy for IQ seemed to recede a bit when the "Great Communicator" was president.

Most of them cope with their loneliness by developing peculiar obsessions.

She lives in a high-rise apartment building where her neighbors can overhear every detail about her peculiar obsession.

He grimly questioned whether his highly peculiar obsession had not been planted in him against the time when fluting noises would come from that illimitable void beyond Earth's atmosphere.