Sentence examples for fixation something from inspiring English sources
The machine, which she neither exhibited nor concealed but kept openly in her room at college, excited derision and suspicion, and was seen by psychiatrists as a "regression" or "fixation"—something that needed to be psychoanalyzed and resolved.
The colorful descriptions helped reaffirm gay marriage's status as a media fixation, something that was evident over the last seven days when the topic dominated much of the public discourse.
The machine, which she neither exhibited nor concealed but kept openly in her room at college, excited derision and suspicion, and was seen by psychiatrists as a "regression" or "fixation" — something that needed to be psychoanalyzed and resolved.
His wedding dress fixation has something to do with the undigested legacies of both parents, as does the fact that he's built a blimplike hideout for himself — his spaceship, he calls it — with an altar inside.
If an artist had sculpted it, it would be regarded as a work of genius - the ultimate parody of modern American culture's complete fixation on something people shit out of.
She thought she could fix the church if she could do something about its fixation on Cruise.
Hinoki, it turns out, is something of a fixation for David Myers, the L.A. food-world luminary behind the French brasserie Comme Ça and the late, Michelin-starred Sona.
For more than 20 years, Khlebnikov - to use the English rather than German transliteration of this somewhat obscure Russian's name - has been something of a fixation for Kiefer.
Begun in 1993 as PradaMilanoarte, the foundation is, like Prada's clothes, something of a fixation in the art world, with a high-end reputation for perspicacity and openhandedness.
