Sentence examples for pattern of obsessive from inspiring English sources

People who do may experience it only once and then move onto a healthy relationship, or may fall into a lifelong pattern of obsessive relationships.

Brown is also, his book reveals, prone to a strange affliction of tics, rituals and other patterns of obsessive behaviour, which began in childhood with a compulsion to knock his knees together, and didn't end there.

"The brighter the star shines, the likelier it is for a fan, because exposure is so great, to fall into that pattern," he said of obsessive behavior.

The combination of pattern and chaos, of obsessive detail and expressive wildness in Wölfli's paintings finds an analogy in Nørgård's music – have a listen to the Fourth Symphony, directly inspired by the Swiss artist, and you'll hear how Nørgård's music creates a surreal world of sudden changes of mood and texture that's somehow pulled together into a single form, a genuinely symphonic journey.

This domain contains four items that address the area of obsessive and compulsive pattern of behaviour found in children with childhood autism, a pattern of behaviour which had been described as restricted, repetitive and stereotyped.

'Oh, I've had a baguette for lunch – is that really bad?' 'No, it's not that bad, just have a salad for dinner.'" How would you begin to describe these kinds of obsessive thought patterns and behaviours?

Others begin as humour, as a mild diversion, like lolcat speech patterns, descending into a kind of obsessive, and astounding madness, like the lolcat Bible translation project (I can see why you'd bother with Ecclesiastes 1, but all the Bible? even, say, Numbers 27?).

Knowledge gap was found to be higher in domain 3 (symptoms of obsessive and repetitive pattern of behavior), followed by domains 1 (symptoms of impairments in social interaction), 4 (type of disorder autism is and associated co-morbidity) and 2 (symptoms of communication impairments) of KCAHW respectively among the healthcare workers.

Those with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder (OCPD) generally have an inflexible pattern of thinking, feeling, and behaving, whereas those with obsessive-compulsive disorder have obsessions (recurrent, persistent thoughts) and compulsions (repetitive behaviors).

It's a story of obsessive love, and von Sternberg's version is certainly obsessive.

You don't need nine months of obsessive consumption.