| It is the nature of compulsiveness to go until you can't go anymore. |
| The erupting interconnectedness of nature, the compulsiveness of vines wrapping around the charred branches, is rhythm itself, laughably swarming, violent, bright. |
| His long-term personality pattern shows features of compulsiveness and marked investment in self-regulation. |
| Edvard developed a scale to measure the low to high levels compulsiveness in consumers' behavior. |
| But he began applying the same quiet compulsiveness that he had channelled into the Dave Archives to the larger riddle of the bombing. |
| This is a spiky, nervy book of poems, dramatic, and self-dramatising too, with some of the driven compulsiveness associated with Sylvia Plath. |
