Sentence examples for as being obsessive from inspiring English sources

Collins, a planning consultant from Clifton, Bristol, was described as being "obsessive and possessive" towards Ms Winter, 26, who broke off their relationship last year.

People like Grass and Murakami are attacked as being obsessives and yet they are performing a vital public service in preventing all of us from thinking that we, as a nation and people, are somehow better than others and that we therefore have some inalienable right to rule.

As long as you're not being obsessive, it's okay to love again after a while.

Before Loretta's departure from the series Marquess made changes to the characters persona: portraying her as a stalker being obsessive, calculating and pretending to have leukemia.

The first fruit of this endeavor is "Hélio Oiticica: The Body of Color," an exhilarating survey that emphasizes the earlier, lesser-known stages of this artist's career — a rapid progression from abstract paintings to painted reliefs and objects to performance props and interactive installation art — which was fueled by a passion for color as theoretical as it was obsessive.

His approach to parenting was as docile as Nancy's was obsessive.

Other overruns came as Theodas was obsessive about quality.

This poet is obsessive, as was the 17th-century English writer and physician Sir Thomas Browne, who tried to reconcile science and religion, and who believed he read numbers and lessons in nature that were of significance to humans.

As usual, he was obsessive about the store's décor.

"The first house we owned I worked in the yard every weekend, but as is my nature I became obsessive, and instead of three or four hours it was from morning till dinner, Saturday and Sunday.

Because of the unremitting bleakness of his films - though he did make a few droll comedies - he is thought of as being dark, depressing, obsessive, Scandinavian.