Sentence examples for obsessive drawing from inspiring English sources

Driven and obsessive, drawing on 1970s jazz funk, soul and gospel, Mark-Anthony Turnage's new BBC Proms commission Hammered Out burst noisily upon the world at Thursday's world premiere conducted by David Robertson.

Then a series of fortuitous connections brought them to the attention of Brooke Davis Anderson, a curator at the American Folk Art Museum, and she put some in "Obsessive Drawing," an exhibition that remains on view at the museum through Sunday.

I've had to learn to ease up on it a little bit, and to not burn myself out, because I've become more and more obsessive with the drawing.

Drawing became obsessive for him; he drew anything he saw, and the level of detail and accuracy in his drawing was noted at a young age.

Even the most obsessive vintage shoppers draw the line at underwear.

And yet in a way it also becomes the mural of which it tells, drawing a perfectly obsessive, claustrophobic panorama.

The rest of Housman's life was one of monastic triumph, rigid with a certain furtive pride, although no one studying Housman — and he draws obsessives to him, as if to challenge them with his own example — can ever quite miss the scent of shame.

The other sort of drawing that means a lot to me is obsessive, large, detailed.

It draws the obsessive and brooding.

The restaurants themselves draw the obsessive attention of critics, foodies, diners and health inspectors.

Its rapid growth clearly owes much to the Internet's social connectivity: the scene has drawn in obsessive home cooks, sustainability enthusiasts and the odd professional or two.