Sentence examples similar to compulsively focused from inspiring English sources
That compulsively readable book, which became a massive bestseller in Arabic, focused on a once grand but now decaying building in central Cairo; it was set during the 1990 Gulf war and offered a microcosm of Egyptian society.
If I want to stay focused on my workout, I need a dedicated MP3 player, otherwise I'll compulsively whip out my phone to check my email every few minutes.
Around this time, he began focussing even more compulsively on "Finnegans Wake" and on an attempt to sort out the chronology of the hundreds and hundreds of plays of the great classic Spanish playwright Lope de Vega.
Some focus compulsively on the act and develop techniques for carrying it out, and others act out impulsively because of emotional or situational factors, sometimes with inhibitions lowered by drug or alcohol use.
Still, it's understandable to want to focus on the present, which Jones compulsively uses to make trouble.
Like that reinstallation, the Hessel show, accompanied by an excellent book of writings by women, edited by Rhea Anastas and Michael Brenson, focuses on art as a rupturing rather than an enrapturing phenomenon: messy, unmannerly, irritated, compulsively posing questions.
And just what is the primary focus of these compulsively texting Angelenos?
With a series of surprise announcements and impulsive public gestures, he brought into sharp focus the freewheeling and compulsively theatrical style he will bring to the Oval Office.
Compulsively counting down.
Often, I count compulsively.
