Sentences with phrase «strange compulsions»

A story predestined to take the course it has followed, a character on the stage of life, seemingly driven along by strange compulsions beyond his understanding.

Resist that strange compulsion so many have to shoot it up your colon.

Kaitlin Grayson, a freelance illustrator and mapmaker for fat fantasy novel, finds herself driven by some strange compulsion to create a mixed - media map of a place she's never been.

The game is nothing if not relaxing, especially with the wonderful background music, and even though I never could say I was having fun I definitely had a strange compulsion to keep playing, to watch my wealth amass and my little ships sail the vast oceans.

Borderlands had considerably better loot and combat system's, making it all round a vastly better game, though I hasten to add that while they're similar they're still very different games, but the two both share that strange compulsion that I can not adequately describe, which is why I'm using this comparison, because many people out there have played Borderlands and will understand that odd desire to keep going.

There is a strange compulsion to it all, however, as limited and simple as it is.

Of course, much of this strange compulsion to continue playing the game comes down to that oddly hypnotic effect that button - mashing brawlers, both good and bad, often exude: there's a certain rhythmic and relaxing quality to pummeling through enemies that makes it hard to stop.

It's a strange compulsion, like eating chilli.

Not exact matches

Incorporating evocative objects and materials that include sandbags, sawdust, spray paint, and beaded car - seat covers, the dense works obliquely suggest the figure and explore — in the artist's words — «our compulsions, scope of awareness, and stamina straddling the strange worlds of mind and matter.»

Various feminine beings also pose through the wilderness, inviting passersby to witness their strange rituals and compulsions.

Have you a particular reason, or is it some strange Warmist compulsion to obscure your real thinking?