Sentence examples for obsessive study from inspiring English sources

Vaughan was at his most bookish, an obsessive study in technical excellence.

Earlier this year, Will Romano published "Close to the Edge: How Yes's Masterpiece Defined Prog Rock," a frankly obsessive study that makes no pretense of levelheadedness.

Colin is a sort of freelance philosophical energumen, who, upon receiving several cryptic typed messages, makes them the subject of an obsessive study.

But you have to wonder whether the obsessive study of everything to do with the Supreme Court has practical value to, say, the lawyers who argue before the court.

In addition to continuing his research on typefaces and more recently pursuing an obsessive study of trivets, the vintage cast bases for irons, Mr. Kelly was devoted to improving graphic design education.

I realized that while I had one foot in the permissive world of the 60's, my other foot remained planted in the realm of my obsessive study of aesthetic theory.

And little-known films by the late sculptor and painter Nancy Graves — obsessive studies, from the early nineteen-seventies, of camels, frigate birds, and the moon — contribute a note of, in Gioni's words, "cosmic stupor".

After a controversial sequence of pastels in the 1886 Impressionist exhibition, which showed women bathing and drying themselves indoors and in the open air, Degas produced hundreds of obsessive studies of the nude female form on paper and canvas or in wax and clay.

On one level, it is an obsessive, cerebral study in pattern.

And to win, Sanchez said, rookies have to be obsessive about studying video and devouring the playbook.

Lack of control results from obsessive behaviour, the study found, and was considered to be in the middle-range of stupidity.