Sentence examples for obsessive reading from inspiring English sources

Periodic because – as I now know from obsessive reading about fox behaviour – when the cubs grow they usually disperse.

And my impression, based on obsessive reading and anecdotal reporting, is that it's also true (if less one-sidedly so) of Democrats in general.

I thought of her only as a reader, and thought of the distance obsessive reading could create between the reader and the known world.

But in their place is the marvelous fact of Mr. Langella, who carries every nuance of Leonard's experience — including his prodigious, obsessive reading — in his posture and his pores.

But I certainly loved baseball as much as any kid could, and there were elements in this love, especially in the more interior parts of it that had to do with my collecting of cards and my obsessive reading of the baseball encyclopedia, that feasted on a sense of a knowable universe with rules and structure and hierarchies.

Believe me, I am hardly a snob about such obsessive reading choices.

The site, which features bold photos of classic and contemporary watches worth more than all of our cars combined alongside interviews, has merged with Kevin Rose's Watchville, an aggregator that lets watch obsessives read the latest news.

That said, in this morning's obsessive read of pirate-shooting coverage, one attributed quote caught my eye:"We pay a lot for their training and... we earned, got a good return on their investment tonight," Vice Adm. William E. Gortney, commander of U.S. naval forces in the Middle East, said after the rescue.Yup.Yup

An obsessive read with captivating unreliable narration, Girl on the Train is a stunning Hitchcockian debut.

Like many Americans, I can be obsessive about reading food labels.

"You don't have to be too obsessive about reading newspapers.