obsessional

Where a person does become so obsessional that this never happens, there is often some other problem.

Clearly this is where he gets his obsessional third person narrative from.

Yet at the same time thinking can become obsessional and repetitive for some people.

Take him literally and it's about obsessional desire for a particular woman.

While playing, she turns her enormous head toward us with an obsessional glare.

Victims, moreover, are only a part of our obsessional response to death camp news.

At that point he can be said to have developed an obsessional personality above and beyond the defense mechanism.

Do you bore your friends with technical, scientific or obsessional details?

Are not all impossible, obsessional loves inexplicable to other people?

To me, that seems to be a pretty fair definition of obsessional behaviour.

Add to that the fact that with Emma he became obsessional.

At the time, I just thought he was being obsessional about cleaning his mind out before he died.

Harrison did not attempt to explain to the man his almost obsessional preference for working alone.

Those notes have an obsessional quality that is compelling.

It's got to come out of some obsessional part of my life."

Some women in the study were obsessional about cleanliness and tidiness.

This is often seen in those with obsessional character and obsessive personality disorders.

But collecting at a high level, unprompted by advisers, is obsessional.

This client was not only obsessional, but extremely rich.

This way madness - or at least an obsessional neurosis - lies.

It brings to light two previously unknown, richly obsessional songs.

But he could just as well have been talking about the obsessional habits of bummed-out viewers who had nothing more to watch.

But each director has his own obsessional agenda.

For others losing sleep, developing obsessional thoughts, or feeling nauseous, and so on.

It was the barnacles that told me that things were getting obsessional.