compulsive

This inscription has been my compulsive form of protest since the mid-’90s.

Yet somehow the drama of the tiny moments of her utterly ordinary life keep you turning pages compulsively.

Prisoners there became severely depressed: some began to compulsively mutilate themselves; others attempted suicide.

Have you been compulsively checking to see if white smoke has billowed from the Sistine Chapel yet?

Put aside Santorum, who compulsively froths, and Romney who (to reverse a Hebrew saying) is always a weathervane, never a compass.

She hoarded water compulsively and was consumed with panic that her baby might not survive.

Neither State nor National Government is dependent one upon the other, he said; neither can act "compulsively" upon the other.

Other women might compulsively finish concealing themselves before snatching up the gun.

She is spotless, obsessively purgatory, and compulsively tidy.

The government compulsively contracted the press by their twenty stationary printers; and behold!

I compulsively tell friends and strangers about things that I like.