(1) They are finely, not to say nEurotically adjusted.

(2) The film's climax, when the neurotically private, self-effacing Cunningham is asked about his past experiences with sex and religion, is filmed on a diagonal, from a distance of a few feet.

(3) I think that I'm neurotically very, very sensitive to wanting to be as much a real person as possible.

(4) For years Australia was neurotically concerned about Indonesia, a huge neighbour that has sometimes looked violent or unstable but now seems benign, democratic and rather successful.

(5) Eating animals makes us so subconsciously nervous that we neurotically overemphasize our uniqueness and our separateness from them.

(6) But the Tunisian and Egyptian demonstrators did not attack Israel, which turns its back on peace and neurotically refuses any solution.