Sentence examples for drop compulsion from inspiring English sources
The most common closet crime is probably the "Shop Til You Drop" compulsion, in which coupon-crazed shoppers buy — or charge — more clothing than they can wear or afford, lured by deals that seem too good to pass up.
But three years ago, her wife Heather became pregnant, Warners dropped the band, and the compulsion became uncontrollable.
Another is Goldberg's compulsion to name-drop his way through major political events: Ariel Sharon, Mohammed Atta's father, Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti, Sheik Ahmed Yassin, a founder of Hamas, among many others — all seem to have confided in him exclusively.
He suffers, however, from an unusual condition, which he's at pains to hide from his colleagues: at unpredictable intervals, he's irresistibly compelled to walk in a random direction until the compulsion passes and he drops with exhaustion.
In a nice twist Koestenbaum adopts a nickname that Warhol dropped early on, 'Andy Paperbag', which evokes not only his compulsion to collect but also the fragility of this protective device.
Maybe it's just me, but I hardly ever feel the compulsion to socially share my media consumption habits — well, beyond dropping the occasional Doctor Who reference in the TechCrunch backchannel that is.
It is clear some schemes have a clear degree of compulsion, while others merely sanction people who voluntarily join a programme, but then drop out early.
Compulsion becomes progressively harder.
This compulsion is unavoidable.
