| These are neurotically emotional outbursts and chemically induced sensations of grandeur and paranoia. |
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| Front and rear parking sensors bleep neurotically at you the moment you even think about colliding with anything. |
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| People who behave extrovertedly or neurotically may have a different biochemistry than people who don't. |
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| It is the aria, the autumnal air he offers, that makes him seem death-haunted, neurotically charged, even ill. |
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| He wasn't really psychotic, just neurotically worried that he was. |
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| The first time I heard the album, in a neurotically secretive record company playback, I didn't quite know what to think. |
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| Modern, sophisticated states are no longer neurotically attached to bits of territory. |
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| This is an extraordinary piece of work that manages to merge legitimate concerns with some of the most neurotically paranoid reasoning I've ever seen. |
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| So they neurotically retreat into an alternate universe in which everything feels better. |
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| And, yes, I have neurotically adapted to the gladiator sport of celebrity culture, the cruelty of a life lived as a moving target. |
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| I rejoice in the fact that I now have a number I can neurotically obsess over. |
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| He is hyperactive, weirdly over-articulate, neurotically witty, flutteringly on the verge of a breakdown or anxiety attack, yammering out dialogue with echoes of Mamet or Orton. |
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| After a lifetime of social, psychological, emotional, physical deprivation, she copes by pecking neurotically at phantom targets for hours on end. |
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| She counts her way through the chores of her day, fears disaster which leads her to pump neurotically at the brakes of her car and is afflicted by an annual psychosomatic loss of her voice. |
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| 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. |
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| The Russians are also neurotically keen to curtail the activities of non-governmental organisations. Here lie some clues to what Western leaders should and should not do about Russia. |
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