Sentence examples for make compulsive from inspiring English sources

His range of colour and dynamics, concentration and freedom, make compulsive listening.

Miley Cyrus and Jeremy Scott Jeremy Scott's shows usually air on the side of controversial, his penchant for everything pop culture makes the news that he has recruited Miley Cyrus for his show not exactly surprising but is certain to make compulsive viewing.

And the slide-out tray for the mainboard should make compulsive upgraders very happy.

So far as Blizzard Entertainment themselves are concerned, potential problems abound that will make compulsive viewing for anyone interested in the future of digital assets: from attempts at exploitation and monopoly to the security of users' accounts and the black market's ability to undercut official sales.

Your value to Twitter is tied to the likelihood that you use a mobile phone and have the tendency to make compulsive purchases.

It nevertheless makes compulsive listening.

The way the two women circle round each other emotionally makes compulsive viewing, even if the first half belongs more to the power-crazed Elizabeth, the second to the blowsy Mary.

Yet there's no denying "The Perez Show" made compulsive car-crash viewing, whether he was dancing naked around the garden and dry-humping the windows, locking horns with Darth Hopkins, shoving cheese up his nose or baiting housemates with a mouthful of spaghetti, like The Ood from Doctor Who – all the while clutching that ever-present red-capped sippy cup like a Satanic toddler.

Britain's The Guardian said that Barney "should be hailed for making compulsive drinking a source of comedy on US TV, a hitherto impossible dream".

Both players, for quite different reason, make for compulsive watching.

Everything is played with a focused intensity and a sense of risk-taking that make for compulsive listening.