Sentence examples for called addicted from inspiring English sources

(He began his directing career in the 90s making skiing films called Addicted and Free Radicals).

Of course, any show about plastic surgery called "Addicted to Beauty" ought to be called "Addicted to Looking Like Joan Rivers" because nobody looks good; everybody merely appears as desperate as Gary sounds.

"If you've decided to quit, you will," he wrote in "How to Quit Smoking in 50 Years or Less," which was included in the book called "Addicted: Notes from the Belly of the Beast," published last fall in Canada by Greystone Books.

The second entry, a "commercial, yet heavy" album called Addicted, was released in November 2009.

Baldur's Gate IIs gameplay was called "addicting" by GamePro.

People with addiction shouldn't be called "addicts" in the same way that people with schizophrenia shouldn't be called "schizophrenics"; person-first language recognizes our common humanity.

If we leave treatment to try to find another doctor, we will be labeled "Dr shoppers"…if we ask for our med to not be cut or taken away, we are called addicts or pill seekers.

Accordingly, most doctors have accepted changes to the definition of addiction, but many still maintain that only those people who compulsively consume an exogenous substance can be called addicts.

It is good to see that this issue has now come to public attention thanks to a Channel 4 programme called Addicts' Symphony, which will be broadcast next Wednesday.

Yet individuals with substance use disorders are called "addicts" far more than "patients".

In fact, all the addicts interviewed they prefer to be called "addicts" regardless of their recovery status, like AA members—stressed that their game of choice was irrelevant to their gaming dependency.