Sentence examples for borderline obsessive from inspiring English sources

This, too, mirrors Walsh's life: 10 years ago, he experienced two years of "panic attacks and borderline obsessive compulsive disorder".

But is this – I'll concede borderline obsessive – compulsion to photograph food inconsiderate, and should restaurants forbid it?

But there has been, over the years, something borderline obsessive – and therefore something sociologically revealing – about the pursuit, and eventual toppling of Yentob.

A borderline obsessive cyclist by the early 80s, he suffered a fractured skull after falling from his bike in 1983 and was in hospital for several days.

The level of empathy the audience had for the people involved became borderline obsessive, made evident by the millions that listened, dissected and discussed the episodes online and off.

Those who hold them also share an aversion to onshore wind turbines, one of Britain's cheapest forms of renewable power, that is borderline obsessive.A more potent challenge comes from George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, who worries, as is his function, about the costs of the green policies he once espoused.

Obsession is a theme that reverberates throughout, from Rosie's borderline obsessive-compulsive disorder to Mazie's obsession with men (both sexually and altruistically).

He collects them partly for reference ("The brochures provide you with the original color codes") and partly because he's borderline obsessive-compulsive in both of his life's pursuits.

But with the excessive emphasis that Cusk devotes to every detail, it's hard to tell whether Agnes is meant to represent the average woman or the borderline obsessive-compulsive: "So it was that Agnes, knowing herself to be a fake, and being fatally attracted to the unforgiving expert sex, spent her days in mortal fear of discovery.

Personality disorders were seen in 47.8% (especially borderline, obsessive-compulsive and negativistic personality disorders).

Nearly half of our patients had a personality disorder at the time of follow-up with borderline, obsessive-compulsive, negativistic and avoidant personality disorder being diagnosed most frequently.