Sentence examples for obsessive reader from inspiring English sources
He's still an obsessive reader.
But Flaubert was himself an obsessive reader.
I'm an obsessive reader of The Times, both print and online.
He is an obsessive reader - in German, French and Italian, as well as English.
He is an obsessive reader of difficult books and a patient and close listener.
Even though, wisely, Shakespeare has him only reading onstage once, Hamlet is clearly an obsessive reader.
Still, Morris's obsessive reader-friendliness often has the opposite of the intended effect — it stops you, or, at least, sends you back to the endnotes, because you wonder how he can possibly know exactly what long-dead characters were saying, and even thinking, during a particular dramatized moment.
The primary voting continues, but even obsessive readers of political blogs might not be able to tell you which states are casting their ballots today.
The insiders it polled, some fifty of them, are so inside that their names are unfamiliar even to obsessive readers of political news.
As I see it, one of the ironies here is that the paper is gutting the section that attracts obsessive readers–not just of book reviews, or books, but potentially the entire rest of the paper.
As obsessive readers of this blog are aware, I disapprove of the mania for renaming things after politicians, especially when the thing in question already has a name that is beautiful and evocative — e.g., Idlewild (now J.F.K).
