Sentence examples for beyond its fixation on from inspiring English sources

He sneaks out at night to feed the homeless; invites homeless people to celebrate his birthday in the Vatican; washes the feet of young prisoners; says he is not one to judge gay people; calls on the church to get beyond its fixation on reproduction and sexual morality; debunks trickle-down economics and questions the morality of capitalism; lives simply and loves to take public transportation.

If The Times really wants to extract institutional lessons from this fiasco, it needs to re-examine its fixation on diversity.

Its fixation on Saddam seems to have blinded it to the possibility that Osama might be perversely encouraging America in this war.

Poetry, with its fixation on passing time, its technologies for measuring it, and its keen awareness of impending silence, comes as close as any art can to imposing an immortal choreography on mortal experience.

The film's only misstep is its fixation on the competitors in a flamboyant Atlanta hair show.

Moreover, I'm guessing that its fixation on mixtapes, favourite albums and guilty pleasures struck a chord with the actor, who married the Klaxons keyboardist James Righton in May of last year.

It seemed to stand for everything I hated about San Antonio, most notably its fixation on a glorious, valorous past for which I had no use.

With so much else to worry about, psychiatry would be wise to give up its fixation on a childhood trait as ordinary as shyness.

The forthcoming calendar seems distinguished by its fixation on invention: the challenges of creativity and the psychological steps journalists, activists and social theorists take to accomplish their work.

She thought she could fix the church if she could do something about its fixation on Cruise.

After the election, senior CSU members acknowledged the party miscalculated in its fixation on migration.