Sentence examples for obsessive directions from inspiring English sources
The man was an artist, no doubt about it, and his work was always growing in new — darker, stranger, more wonderfully obsessive — directions.
It's just one example to highlight the obsessive nature of One Direction fandom, which can be so laughable to the unafflicted, and so difficult to empathise with.
At the end of June, One Direction obsessives managed to break the record for Vevo's most-watched video in a single day, absorbing Best Song Ever's Baba O'Riley-like intro more than 12.3m times.
Click here to view Last time Metallica made a film, the result was Some Kind of Monster, a timeless warts-and-all documentary about a band trying to find direction and the dangers of obsessive self-analysis.
It's why sane adults can get sucked into an obsessive click cycle after stumbling upon a "ONE DIRECTION BEST BITS" video on YouTube.
An obsessive tinkerer, Crowhurst had invented the Navicator (a radio direction-finding gizmo that is now commonplace in any weekend sailor's arsenal), which he believed would make his fortune.
Whichever it is, obsessive owners line up their screwheads in the same direction in an attempt to impress equally obsessive judges who will mark down a toolbox if it has a single wrong spanner in it.In this section The good, the bad, the rusty Licensed to thrill A woman's eye The Dean Gallery ReprintsLeading the first group the shabbies are the British and some other Europeans.
My obsessive compulsive nature kind of leads my interests in very specific directions.
(Only Vuillard, in his small, obsessive depictions of the home he shared with his mother, took retreat itself in a radical direction).
