Sentence examples similar to committed obsessive from inspiring English sources
The idea that Ronaldo required an attitude change is a misplaced moan about an ultra-committed, obsessive trainer.
Not the least of these was that he possessed such an immediate, arresting presence — he lived in quest of what he called "perfect moments" — that it was possible to forget that his meandering delivery depended upon words he had committed to the page with obsessive precision.
If that was my intention, I would have done it long ago," said Hughes, stressing that he remains committed to the New Republic publishing "journalism that is obsessive on a certain level".
Catherine McCormack was outstanding as the frantic, highly strung wife, humiliated and tormented and in danger of being committed to a mental asylum by the obsessive Lucan (and thereby losing her children to him).
It is a theory championed by Bernard Decré, an obsessive and excitable French septuagenarian who has committed the past five years to a full-time search for L'Oiseau Blanc.
In the nineteen-nineties, during Kavanaugh's first brush with prominence, it was said that some conservatives suffered from Clinton derangement syndrome — an obsessive belief that the President and the First Lady had committed every misdeed that was attributed to them.
This is a coldly obsessive figure for whom rape and murder is not offhand but committed with pleasure.
On top of all this, it turns out, Greene (1904-1991) was committed to yet another genre: he was among the 20th century's most obsessive letter writers.
"He's really obsessed with Sheenie, and stories about obsessive characters are a good source of humor because they are so committed and deranged".
