Sentence examples for years of obsessive from inspiring English sources
Recently Noble announced he was done with Nobson and the years of obsessive graft with a hard pencil.
After years of obsessive study, much of it at Washington University in St . Louiswith Dr. Viktor Hamburger, she found a protein that, when released by cells, attracted nerve growth from nearby developing cells.
When I look back on my own years of obsessive dieting and binge eating, it's always with a laugh and an eye roll: "Every teenage girl had an eating disorder then.
The passion of the narration, and the wealth of telling detail (the result of 17 years of obsessive research) bring vividly to life García Márquez's Colombia, and wonderfully complement the subject's own and incomplete autobiography.
The collection, acquired over more than 70 years of obsessive stockpiling, is huge: horns, harps, dulcimers, oboes, serpents, bagpipes, shakuhachis, gongs, drums, thumb pianos, xylophones, organs, wind chimes, didgeridoos, tribal masks, fossils, dinosaur bones and show posters.
What was most confounding about Mr. West's behavior, after years of obsessive study of the industry, was that he demonstrated very little understanding of how he might actually be perceived by retailers and editors who have a vast amount of experience at detecting utter nonsense.
A year of obsessive clicking on URLs containing polls and punditry must take a heavy toll on the nation's productivity, no? Let's take an example: My roommate e-mails an average of three articles about Barack Obama a day, culled from a list that is probably more than twice as large.
With nearly 400 works of painting, drawing, prints, sculpture, assemblage, collage, music, poetry, film, photography, video and sound, and using every imaginable kind of found object or material -- foodstuffs included -- the exhibition moves through 50 years of incessant, obsessive art-making with remarkable clarity.
The result is a kind of 'tastes of Italy' gateway, the fruits of years of sleuthing by obsessive gourmets.
Mr. Clegg, 44, had never published a work of fiction before, and the book had taken him seven years of sporadic but obsessive work squeezed around his day job as a superagent.
He originally promised his publisher a small book on Thai snacks, disappeared for years of intensive and obsessive research, and finally came up with this remarkable and comprehensive study of Thailand's culinary traditions.
