Sentence examples for increasingly fixated on from inspiring English sources

"Over the years I knew him, he became increasingly fixated on his image," said one U.S. official who worked with Petraeus in Iraq and Afghanistan.

At the very least, it's a pretty solid way of standing out in a clothing category that's increasingly fixated on innovation, from Adidas's 3D-printed sneakers to Nike's self-tying ones.

Croix seemed to become increasingly fixated on religion.

Society is increasingly fixated on media, yet it's increasingly difficult to identify what a medium is.

I think the press over the last half-century has become increasingly fixated on inside baseball and the political game.

Lavishly illustrated essays by leading scholars set Parker's photography against the backdrop of an unprecedented demographic shift, the Cold War, and a suburban society increasingly fixated on consumption.

With the proliferation of scoring and teams increasingly fixating on efficiency, it's less surprising that three players could join the 180 club this season — which would mark the first season in which more than one player accomplished the feat.

I didn't fixate on differences.

Those worshippers who remain are divided between an increasingly fanatical group fixated on abortion and the culture wars, and a broadly liberal majority increasingly estranged from the hierarchy.

At the moment, Indians of every kind politicians, journalists and tea drinkers at roadside stalls are fixated on increasingly bitter struggles within the country's oldest political organisation, the Congress party, and one of its newest, the Janata Dal.Congress's options might seem uninspiring to those who consider charisma, oratory or vision important attributes in a politician.

He has grown increasingly frustrated that Western governments – fixated on the threat of Isis – have forgotten about the humanitarian disaster in rebel-held areas such as Aleppo.