Sentence examples for compulsive over from inspiring English sources
So I'm thinking I may need to see a doctor or someone in the medical profession for it is becoming quite apparent that I am addicted to integrated marketing communications or at the very least I am obsessively compulsive over it.
Because Judith with her Compulsive, Over Anxious, Type-A, Raised Three Children (without a Nanny) While Writing Best Selling Books Personality actually proclaimed in a recent talk, "it was easier to raise children when I was raising children".
This is further substantiated by the findings that co-morbidities between alcohol use disorder and compulsive over eating in humans are common [ 53, 54].
There is a comorbidity between alcohol dependence and compulsive over eating (for review, see Dickson et al., 2011), indicating that gut‐brain hormones, such as ghrelin, could be common biological mechanisms important for reward induced by food and alcohol.
The Thirsty Light may also help compulsive over-waterers to relax and refrain.
Especially, but not exclusively, with regards to male eating disorders and those who suffer with bulimia, compulsive over-eating disorder or binge-eating disorder.
Anorexia and bulimia in the case of models; compulsive over-eating (what's the diagnostic term for binge eating?) in the case of Michelin inspectors.
With the season of comfort, joy and compulsive over-eating almost upon us it is sad to report that the troubling case of the Watford Two still rumbles on.
Internet dating gives single people more options – which I think is a good thing – and this will work for some and it will encourage others to turn into compulsive over-daters.
Unfortunately, because of homeostatic fragility, over-exposure to formerly rare inputs often converts a stable and functional information-foraging instinct into compulsive over-use, for example by compelling people already made lonely and depressed by screen-based socializing to seek solace online rather than in person.
Symptoms of Party Panic include, but are not limited to: sweaty palms and heart palpitations; sleepless nights spent obsessing over the number of slices a pecan pie will yield; compulsive over-apologizing; and a pervasive sense of doubt about your own cooking, how your home looks and your ability to get it all under control.
