stalkerish造句

• Isn't that a little stalkerish, to say the least?
• At the risk of seeming stalkerish, I brought up a couple of these connections.
• While the information itself is public, how it was presented is disconcerting and stalkerish.
• Drew described Suzy as " kind of stalkerish and creepy ", but ultimately redeemable.
• That was a very creepy ( almost stalkerish ) thing Terryeo did and incredibly stupid too, considering his probation.
• Stephen Lunsford has been cast as Matt, a teenager with an eye for photography who has taken a stalkerish liking towards Allison.
• As they are an IP editor and do not have a watchlist, they must be repeatedly checking my contributions, which to me is very stalkerish.
• When they are together, his antics and fear of commitment ( to someone other than Chuck ) often create problems, and when they are apart, his jealousy leads him to stalkerish behavior.
• In the season one episode " Ballad ", Sarah Drew makes a guest appearance as Suzy Pepper, a senior with " an insane, absurd, psychotic crush on Mr . Schuester . " Drew described Suzy as " kind of stalkerish and creepy ", but ultimately redeemable.
• Whenever something bad happens to another character or is blamed for doing something, he laughs in a medium-to high-pitched voice saying " Kekekekekekekeke . " Despite his attitude, he gets along quite well with Mutsumi, his human friend, and Aki Hinata, with whom he has a stalkerish crush on.
• He's been deliberately baiting me, and now he's hounding me and haranguing me for " days " without letup, and he's surprised now that someone calls him out on his obsessive, stalkerish behavior .-- talk ) 19 : 58, 5 February 2014 ( UTC)
• That aside, the whole article probably needs a good copyedit-reading it felt a tad " stalkerish ", with lots of details about his early life and illnesses which seemed a tad out of place and to have too much weight, but that may just be me .-talk ) 06 : 13, 3 December 2008 ( UTC)
• Barry has described himself as " a raving egomaniac ", one of those " monstrous creatures who are composed 99 per cent of sheer, unadulterated ego " and " hugely insecure and desperate to be loved and I want my reader to adore me, to a disturbing, stalkerish degree . " He confessed to " haunting bookshops and hiding " to " spy on the short fiction section and see if anyone's tempted by my sweet bait " and has also placed copies of his own work in front of books by other " upcoming " authors.
• By doing " research " on obscure web forums, college directories, blogs and other sites, he claims to have discerned the real identity of several porn stars whose professional work appears exclusively under a psuedonym . ( For example, in the case of Tawnee Stone his primary line of evidence is a forum post where someone claims to have known her when she was a waitress at IHOP and offers a real name . ) Nor does he stop at identifying a porn star's name, but proceeds to include details on their family, hometown, current place of residence, current place of employment, etc . All very stalkerish.
• He responded by leaving an abusive note on my user talk pageand making personal attacks in both deletion nominations, calling them, among other things, " pointy " and accusing me of " stalking " him, trying to get him blocked ( no, trying to get him to stop edit warring ), and seeking " revenge " [ http : / / en . wikipedia . org / w / index . php ? title = Wikipedia % 3ATemplates _ for _ discussion % 2FLog % 2F2010 _ May _ 12 & action = historysubmit & diff = 361760216 & oldid = 361758637I have worked with the " Forever Knight " articles since 2007 [ http : / / toolserver . org / ~ daniel / WikiSense / Contributors . php ? wikilang = en & wikifam = . wikipedia . org & grouped = on & page = Forever _ Knight, and helped clean out a ton of the copyvio last year, so how my seeing edits related to it is " stalkerish " is beyond me.
• *bad detective work or bad faith ? this is where i actually first interacted with Koalorka on the Glock pistol discussion page, http : / / en . wikipedia . org / w / index . php ? title = Talk % 3AGlock _ pistol & diff = 268988495 & oldid = 268971678, 20 minutes before i mysteriously and stalkerishly visited his talk page, saw that he was being uncivil to a newbie ( he called the accused sock a moron ), and warned him for incivility http : / / en . wikipedia . org / w / index . php ? title = User _ talk % 3AKoalorka & diff = 268992247 & oldid = 268690768 . yes, it's so stalkerish to interact with someone on an article page for the first time, click their name, and 20 minutes later comment on their user page for the first time . nukes, you are just wasting everyone's time . the accused sock is obvious and you just threw my name in because you have animosity towards me . very poor judgment . talk ) 21 : 06, 18 February 2009 ( UTC)
• "" Salinger " proceeds in an order that's neither chronological nor thematic, " wrote Dana Stevens in Slate . com, " making the film as a whole feel shapeless and pointlessly long . " She thought it " no goddamn good, " a " tabloid undertaking " and filled with " solemn, literal-minded vulgarity, " concluding that Salinger's aura of " mystery is certainly hardy enough to withstand the voyeuristic onslaught of this self-aggrandizing, lurid documentary, which leaves the viewer feeling that we've been given a tour of Salinger's septic tank in hip waders without ever getting to knock on his door and say hello . " Calling the film " the ultimate invasion of the author's privacy, " Odie Henderson from rogerebert . com found it " stalkerish, " featuring " a creepy parade of people who were willing to hunt Salinger down in the hopes of getting answers to their psychological issues . " Henderson wrote it was " a relentless assault " and concluded, " " Salinger " tells us almost nothing we don't already know . " David Denby of " The New Yorker " found " Salinger " to be " self-important, redundant, and interminable . " He compared the film to " a monstrous balloon that keeps re-inflating.