Sentence examples for proved addictive from inspiring English sources

At least that's the case with Muriel Butkin, a Cleveland collector for whom drawings have proved addictive.

Peering into the dedicated worlds of these enthusiasts proved addictive, and Sprecher and her partner began tracking down weekly gatherings across Switzerland, from amateur acting troupes to taxidermy societies.

When Diogenes, a Zurich publishing house, brought out his first novel, "Happy Birthday, Turk!" in 1985, Germans got their first taste of an exotic flavor that soon proved addictive.

For many, it proved addictive.

But by rapidly depressing the central nervous system and producing tolerance, they proved addictive.

These chilling juxtapositions have proven addictive.

Her exploration of the case has proven addictive.

Yes... *The trend toward 'staycations' may prove addictive, and better value for money over the long term.

Believing that a dole would prove addictive, sapping the will of Americans to provide for themselves, Hoover adamantly opposed direct federal relief payments to individuals.

Here, the story up until the release of "Love Me Do" in 1962 is told in Proustian detail, and because it's them, it quickly proves addictive.

These New Puritans' arid, beautifully structured atonality proves addictive, to the extent that the atypically melodious electro-riff that introduces the set-closing Organ Eternal almost jars.