Sentence examples for obsessive of from inspiring English sources

I think Hitchcock was lucky; Kelly may have been a more graceful actress, but Hedren is by far the more unusual presence, and her cold, mask-like representation of repressed agony and denial of pleasure is the most precise and extreme expression of the obsessions of the most obsessive of directors.

All of which means that Ebert is hardly the most obsessive of entrants.

My husband Tobi, a Pokémon obsessive of many years standing, had other ideas.

Reviewing the Holiday set for the Village Voice, Gary Giddins called Schaap "that most obsessive of anal obsessives".

Golf is among the most obsessive of activities; players who forget their children's birthdays can often recall a round of golf played 10 years ago.

Peace, though, again proves himself to be magnificently single-minded and unbiddable, and has recognised in Shankly another brilliant and pioneering obsessive of his profession.

Some clear sources of inspiration include Surrealism, Neue Sachlichkeit, Northern Renaissance painting, Picasso, cartooning and children's book illustration, all filtered through his obsessive, of-the-moment imagination.

"The history of literature is full of obsessive collections of objects," he writes.

That led to six years of obsessive outmaneuvering of Home Depot.

You rarely see the same kind of obsessive monitoring of male bodies.

The style matches the content of "Gregory Church," an obsessive tale of an obsessive man and one of the jewels of this year's Under the Radar Festival.