Sentence examples for a fixation that from inspiring English sources
It is a fixation that is rooted in the time-honored campaign tradition of spreading bad news about the other guy.
The urge to improve one's status in the pecking order easily becomes a fixation that sometimes inspires unsportsmanlike behavior: downloading an anagramming program, or disconnecting from the server to avert a loss.
It's also the latest installment of our national "baby bump" obsession, a fixation that has included in its tabloid gaze such in-utero celebrities as Suri Cruise, Blue Ivy Carter, and Shiloh Jolie-Pitt.
Leonardo's works do show a striking fixation on androgyny, a term often used about his figures — a fixation that became unignorable with the rediscovery, in the nineteen-nineties, of a long-lost pornographic drawing.
Once, someone very tall opened the door all the way and just stood there, not moving, someone else behind him, and Kirsten realized, with one of her nipples in Lucy's mouth, that the person in front was Sean, and Kirsten's fixation with him, a fixation that had lasted until just a few days before, seemed distant.
What's now becoming clear is that many of these problems have a common root: a fixation that getting results in blood tests equates to treating the disease.
The study also points out the potential advantage of a hybrid fixation that combines locked unicortical and unlocked bicortical screws.
The survey also suggests there are benefits to having an iPhone fixation that may balance out the potential negatives.
Because flexible implant systems require intact facet joints, we developed an enhanced fixation that is less destructive to spinal structures.
While this criterion for appointive office may not seem much more absurd than measuring candidates today by the enormousness of their campaign war chests or the telegenicity of their coiffures, it resembles a tiresome male fixation that is now stirring competition in a surprising arena: the staid field of paleontology.
At the start of a trial, we presented an arrow near fixation that pointed to the left or right (cue validity for the perceptual task: 83%).
