Sentence examples similar to sees obsessive from inspiring English sources
She sees obsessive-compulsion in Toni's training regime.
The 19th century saw obsessive attempts by global powers to control the islands; Hawaii has always had an influence and lure greatly disproportionate to its size.
What some saw as obsessive secrecy, Coe says, was a necessary privacy.
Rather, he saw "an obsessive concern to be on the safe side".
Their protagonist emerges as an outstanding chronicler, recording what he saw with obsessive passion (Coleridge furnished the title of this book when he praised Dampier's "exquisite mind").
He has hatched in the stones and turrets and gargoyles of every building with an attention to detail that could almost be seen as obsessive.
In addition, SHANK3 mutant mice show deficits in social interaction and repetitive grooming, reminiscent of behavioral patterns seen in obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and ASDs.
The result is "L'Aube le Soir ou la Nuit Dawn Eveninging or Night"), a deeply personal, elegantly written encounter between the playwright and the politician, focusing not on his electoral victory but on what she sees as his obsessive hunger for power.
Phenomenological observations have suggested that symptoms of repetitive hair-pulling are reminiscent of the compulsions seen in obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) [ 2, 3].
No wonder the American version simply paints Madison (the Tomoyo character) as a video obsessive who sees Sakura's adventures as mere camera fodder.
Less so is Jane herself, a mousy Jane Austen obsessive who sees no link between her disastrous love life and the cardboard cutout of Colin Firth in Mr. Darcy garb that dominates her bedroom.
