Sentence examples for Public fixation from inspiring English sources

I asked the zoo's staff to explain the public fixation on pandas.

When atmospheric nuclear weapons testing ended in 1963, so too did public fixation on anthropogenic extreme weather.

But that resourcefulness, however inspiring, doesn't represent the broader public fixation of the era, which galvanized the campus as well — escapist entertainment.

For the first time, the finances of a spouse of a national candidate became a public fixation.

HIn Hitleronsters: A Supernatural History of the Third Reich by Eric Kurlander will be published on July 18 by Yale University Press.

The fallout from this tactic is only exacerbated by the Internet, with public fixation on the accusation rather than the outcome.

Jackie's presentation of herself as a clotheshorse elevates the public's fixation to the choking point.

The feminist writer and social critic discusses the paranormal world, the public's fixation on butts, and what it's like to be a dissident intellectual.

These days, given the public's fixation on embryonic stem cells — progenitor cells that give rise to all the different tissues of the body — the potential for confusion is even worse.

The public's fixation on celebrities has become so much a part of our culture, and of book publishing, which encourages it, that there's an automatic assumption by public and press that, in the words of a book company executive, "anyone who achieves major wide fame, whether for heroic or dastardly accomplishment, will instantly be offered a book contract".

The public's fixation on a scandal involving negligible waste is misplaced.