| That obsessiveness is what is required in the modern, successful, consistently victorious athlete. |
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| Her two-hour sunrise yoga sessions and macrobiotic diet have been held up as instances of fussy obsessiveness. |
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| It's often these inconsequential things that appeal to me, and I'm aware that my subconscious obsessiveness underpins this somehow. |
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| What the truth is, is that it shows really the obsessiveness, the addictiveness of this kind of eating, the eating in the car, the bingeing, all of which is true. |
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| Enthusiasts show little concern for the scars left by the fish's teeth, and it's really their obsessiveness and competitiveness that provide the focus for this documentary. |
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| Notice the associated lack of emotion, the dorky untrendy appearance and behaviour, physical weakness and obsessiveness that goes with these characters. |
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| The relationship with outsider art persists, however, because of the obsessiveness of his work and its disregard for the canons of Western figuration. |
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| Balancing and helpful for the emotions, especially where there is any obsessiveness. |
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| By his own admission there is something autistic about this sort of uberdork obsessiveness. |
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| I will give you a couple of instances of this obsessiveness for perfection, something that one finds missing in Mumbai boys now. |
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| There seems to be a trend in art at the moment for artists to exhibit an aggressively bland obsession, as though obsessiveness alone were enough to pass for intensity. |
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| As Lord Hutton prepares to write his report, he will examine the obsessiveness with which the government and the BBC pursued their mutual quarrel. |
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| Neither even made it to ancient Corinth. Such obsessiveness would be easier to dismiss as nutty were it not for the rising popularity of ultrarunning. |
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| I've seen obsessiveness lead to nervous breakdown. |
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| This dance tells the passionate story of a man and a woman and the humour and peril of becoming vulnerable to each other as the two move through states of obsessiveness and determination. |
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| But this is an obsessiveness that is neither maudlin nor careworn, always painting away cheerfully, even effusively, against the vast majority of the art world. |
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| Chastain has the meatier role of the two and embraces her character's warped obsessiveness with aplomb. |
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| Does Jon Richardson's obsessiveness and fretfulness make you roll around in fits of laughter? |
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| And if you can't control the obsessiveness, talk to a counselor. |
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