Sentence examples for considered obsessive from inspiring English sources

The curatorial focus of the exhibit may be considered obsessive.

Marren, a keen naturalist, understands such sinister representations of collectors, however: "It could be considered obsessive, narrow-minded behaviour, and it features death and clinical things such as gas [in jars to kill them], shiny pins and helpless fluttering insects – you could easily make a nightmare out of it.

"People can spend an entire evening discussing a film," Mr. Teall said, explaining what some might consider obsessive attention to detail.

He sits on the board of the Los Angeles County Art Museum, where he is considered an obsessive, finicky collector of abstract expressionism and African art.

The team also looked at anxiety: Rats who buried more marbles were considered more obsessive-compulsive--and thus more anxious.

"I don't consider myself obsessive or compulsive, but sometimes you have to be both when it comes to traveling," he said.

But that might be considered a little obsessive.

Hoarding was once considered a type of obsessive compulsive disorder, but studies have shown that only 20 percent of people who hoard also have O.C.D. Some 50 percent of hoarders, however, suffer from major depression.

It might be officially considered a type of obsessive compulsive disorder in the upcoming version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM).

Hoarding is now a mental disorder (previously it was considered a symptom of obsessive-compulsive behavior).

OCD patients were chosen as a comparison group because BDD is considered to be an obsessive-compulsive spectrum disorder.