Sentence examples for obsessive work from inspiring English sources
A Rooney who had scaled the height that his old partner Cristiano Ronaldo has managed by dint of his obsessive work ethic and self obsession.
Capps's obsessive work habits spilled into his personal life.
Both ascents involved a somewhat obsessive work ethic and an ego notably without superficial trappings.
It is a darkly fascinating and obsessive work that lodges in the mind.
He listens to hyper-repetitive electronic music, which seems to fuel his obsessive work pace.
Claire Karpen carries off Lucinda's obsessive work ethic and jarring outfits (by the costume designer, Brendan Cooper) with panache.
His sprawling, churning, monumentally obsessive works of the nineteen-seventies — "Music with Changing Parts," "Music in Twelve Parts," "Einstein….
Are we really meant to be fooled by his strange deferral of his own love story on to another in these obsessive works?
These slightly arcane, loopily obsessive works belong less to the history of music-inspired abstraction (see Kandinsky) than to the lost tradition of "spirit" photographs.
His sprawling, churning, monumentally obsessive works of the nineteen-seventies — "Music with Changing Parts," "Music in Twelve Parts," "Einstein on the Beach," "Satyagraha" — have fascinated several generations of listeners, demonstrating mesmeric properties that are as palpable as they are inexplicable.
His sprawling, churning, monumentally obsessive works of the nineteen-seventies—"Music with Changing Parts," "Music in Twelve Parts," "Einstein on the Beach," "Satyagraha"—have fascinated several generations of listeners, demonstrating mesmeric properties that are as palpable as they are inexplicable.
