Sentence examples for be fixated on from inspiring English sources
verb
To make something fixed and stable; to fix.
"They are concentrated on the economy, and want to be forward looking, they don't want to be fixated on revenge," one Western diplomat said.
Sure, there are tons more factors than this playing into the actual basketball game — so nicely rounded up by Zach Lowe on Grantland.com — but people will be fixated on this one, until something else fixates them.
"Everyone would be fixated on the video screen," he said.
Do not be fixated on following your plan to every minute detail.
"No institution should be fixated on a single metric," Mr. Kammen said.
Also, he didn't want to seem to be fixated on his former neighbor, because . . .
Republicans today seem to be fixated on the first form of comeback.
But rock criticism does appear to be fixated on what has been lost.
NEW YORK — When the talk turns to changing banking regulation, the American public appears to be fixated on executive pay.
They're fixated on vehicles.
