Sentence examples for became a fixation from inspiring English sources
"It became a fixation," a former staffer told me.
Opera became a fixation for Mr. Braxton about 25 years ago, after he heard "Wozzeck," by Alban Berg.
That form of government became a fixation of that notable computer expert, Tony Blair, and might just be an ineradicable legacy.
But Oluwale, the only black man on the streets, became a fixation - "a wild animal, not a human being", in Kitching's words.
This may not seem especially surprising if you remember the "showrooming" panic that became a fixation for brick-and-mortar retailers several years ago.
The cremation became a fixation for the Thai public, with Bangkok residents folding more than 10m flowers made of shaved sandalwood and placing them at temples.
If spotting thigh dimples on aging celebrities has become a guilty pleasure, finding a cure has become a fixation among cosmetic researchers.
According to friends, the amia case had become a fixation: year after year, despite the lack of progress, Nisman kept searching for ways to hold the Iranians accountable.
And divining Google's next move has become a fixation for scores of technology blogs and a favorite parlor game among technology investors.
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.
