Physically strong and striking in appearance, Fuchs's compulsion for adventure emerged in 1929, the year he completed the first part of the natural history tripos at St John's College, Cambridge, where the dour but caring James Wordie was his tutor.
"There is a view of the BBC that there is within its DNA a kind of imperial compulsion," he said, explaining why the BBC needs "clear boundaries" to emerge from the current strategic review.
Reality assumes form in order to emerge into the consciousness of sentient beings and thereby guide beings beyond the attachments and compulsions of their discriminative, reifying, conceptual grasp of their own existence and the things of the world around them.
You can begin to see a structure emerge from the fragments, but where that structure will lead you remains impossible to predict, and so the compulsion to keep pressing little word buttons grows stronger.
Kuklinski emerges as a compulsive murderer who has found a way to get paid for his compulsion.
The man's story, as it finally emerges, is far more interesting, a genuine case of repetition compulsion with a sacrificial aspect, a sort of suicide in instalments, since the safety harness was rudimentary and the jumps physically damaging.
It emerges as Holland tells the stories of his odyssey that learning is a compulsion every bit as undeniable as the acquisition of records.
At the heart of each of Aaron Swartz& x2019;s projects was a compulsion to form new systems for the flow of information in the digital era, and challenge those which had emerged already as inadequate.
It's not some freak who emerges from the shadows, it's a guy who had a family unit with Elizabeth Kloepfer and her daughter; a guy who in addition to his compulsion to kill also craved a sense of normalcy.
A considerable body of evidence from both cross-sectional [ 2, 3] and interventional research [ 4] has emerged to support the proposed theory that dysfunctional beliefs play a core role in the etiology and maintenance of obsessions and compulsions.
For example, the anxious Type A personality emerges as a maladaptive coping response to deal with a high work stress environment; the control freak often exhibits perfectionism traits and Type A behaviors; and the workaholic frequently suffers from a form of obsessive compulsion or even addiction that helps mask anxiety [ 24- 26].
