(1) She became almost obsessional about the way she looked.

(2) Anorexics tend to be obsessional and perfectionist.

(3) Obsessional, edgy, uncomfortable to be with.

(4) She is obsessional about cleanliness.

(5) Perfectionist and obsessional thoughts can also increase stress and cause loss of confidence.

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

(7) She also showed obsessional traits, including rituals concerned with dressing, washing, and general checking.

(8) They all represent the obsessional, neurotic and fetishistic sexuality of a gay scene, created by and for white men.

(9) Nowadays I am obsessional about checking the gadget, particularly as I use it infrequently.

(10) Obsessional personalities commonly ruminate excessively about death.

(11) He is obsessional about tidiness.

(12) Fandom—the obsessional identification with a sports team—is universal.

(13) The true obsessional or libertine has to accomplish them at a set hour.

(14) It has a cult-like following with the potential to exploit gullible people and reinforce obsessional behaviour.

(15) Its activities were only kept going by fifty enthusiasts living in London and the obsessional fanaticism of Leese, its guiding spirit.

(16) It was to salve her conscience, she thought, and make up for her obsessional preoccupation with Nick Frazer.

(17) Clomipramine, which may seem to be indicated because of the patient's obsessional symptomatology, sometimes causes severe nausea or intractable constipation.

(18) Conclusions The fluvoxamine has the same effect as the chlorimipramine in the first-episode obsessional patients.

(19) I already said and repeated, that it is an obsessional phantasy.

(20) What would distinguish this type of love from an eroto-maniacal love, if we did not seek out what the obsessional engages of himself in love?

(21) Objective : To observe the effect of psychological direction on obsessional neurosis.