Sentence examples for obsessive attitude from inspiring English sources
Upshaw spoke often about that fight, and about how it gave him an almost obsessive attitude in maintaining labor peace.
Esquina's Irish-born chef, Andrew Walsh, has cooked in Michelin-starred kitchens all around the world but he says that the obsessive attitude toward food here places Singapore in a class of its own.
The game, "a small Tao," was so popular that it generated obsessive attitude.
It was shown that, despite the dominance of conventional adaptive ergopathic type of attitude to the disease (which is characterized by an obsessive attitude to work) in all studied groups, the presence of a high level of sensitivity component illustrates the lack of success to adapt to the situation of the disease.
I dressed as his obsessive-compulsive attitude to stationery acquisition.
When quizzed on the value of sports psychology to help deal with the stresses and strains, Willstrop, who owns up to an obsessive-compulsive attitude towards avoiding injury in the book, reveals: "I have certainly been interested in sports psychology, but I know people who don't use it at all.
Depression and somatization as well as increased obsessive-compulsive attitude have been observed [ 29]. " " It really gets me down".
A sample of 300 Italian subjects was evaluated based on gambling behaviours and obsessive-compulsive attitudes.
The smiling faces and obsessive can-do attitude are certainly a refreshing change from the usual miserable service levels in Russia, but Icouldn't help feeling that in chain-ifying the boutique, W has managed to achieve the opposite of what it intended, and have made the idiosyncratic and quirky seem forced and templated.
To do justice to the American people, Republican legislators need to get over their obsessive confrontational knee-jerk attitude towards Obama -- especially if he wins another four years.
Armstrong admitted to his obsessive nature: "I took that attitude -- the ruthless, relentless, win-at-all-costs attitude".
