Sentence examples for seem addicted to from inspiring English sources

Yet tenants of No 10 seem addicted to the risk at least once a year.

There are a number of routes they could have gone; unfortunately, they seem addicted to the notion that they can end the discussion by arguing with straw men.

There are some signs from credit spreads that investors no longer believe all ratings.Despite this, the markets seem addicted to Moody's, S&P and Fitch ratings; and so, it seems, are the regulators that use them to limit what many funds can invest in.

Which all rather obscured what the FCA wanted to do, which was to look at whether people who hold old life insurance policies are being treated fairly by the people who seem addicted to throwing money around in an unseemly competition to administer them.

From the paradise of commodities corralled at the Crystal Palace – the only building, so the catalogue had it in 1851, in which the very atmosphere was visible – through the Millennium Dome and Eden Project to metaphors attached today to national security or cloud computing, we seem addicted to spaces that promise immunity and drift at the same time.

Yet some business people seem addicted to cold facts and statistics and are leery of emotional appeals.

And her campaign seems addicted to spin.

Moreover, Dede is now married to Junior's ex-lover François, who seems addicted to dysfunctionality.

Its aim was to ensure fiscal discipline was observed by euro-area governments especially those, like Italy, who seemed addicted to over-borrowing.

The book delves into the lessons de Becker has learned from studying violence, while bemoaning a United States that seems addicted to it.

The region's historically most cultivated, poetry-conscious and aesthetically refined culture seemed addicted to political infantilism.