Sentence examples for obsessive speculation from inspiring English sources

The reporters who had obsessively speculated for days about when the baby would be born enjoyed a moment of emotional satisfaction, and then switched to their next obsessive speculation: what the baby will be named.

The suffering of the passengers' families has provided an uneasy ballast to the obsessive speculation about the plane's fate, at once helping to justify the enormous attention to the story — by virtue of the tragic loss of life — and making that attention sometimes appear crass.

All we can say with certainty is that the sequel to Half-Life 2, Valve's 2004 FPS masterpiece, is the subject of obsessive speculation and internet sleuthing at its 'finest' – a situation that must be looked on with no small amusement, and perhaps some trepidation, from the company's Seattle HQ.

Mr. Sigal found the accounts of their descent into paranoia harrowing and was distressed by obsessive online speculation that they had faked their deaths.

But this obsessive biographical speculation has managed to obscure Hemingway's considerable literary achievement, especially in the years before he bought Pilar.By the mid-1930s Hemingway found it easier to catch huge marlin than to write.

A classic H. Jon Benjamin line reading begins at a place of complete confidence, wavers, gets distracted by a tangent, and ends on a note of obsessive stoner speculation.

In any case, Patterson's book was just one among many contributions to what has long been an almost obsessive focus of Dickinson studies: speculation about her love life.

Against this are set Lavinia's thoughts about fluidity and the forms it takes in rain and dew, speculations coming close to the obsessive -- it was raining on the day in her distant childhood when she lost her brother.

I'm as interested in the inside baseball of campaigns as the next politics nerd, but the paper's obsessive attention to backroom maneuvers and spin-room speculation obscures, rather than enhances, my understanding of the candidates.

Even obsessive.

Too obsessive.