Sentence examples for is too fixed from inspiring English sources

If our memory is too fixed, we cannot flexibly recombine elements.

Ann Alexander, a senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council, said the district is too fixed on traditional solutions.

Education policy is too fixed on the shape of our qualification system and there is no discussion about what young people should learn and why they should learn it.

Another difficulty crops up when the only suitable job a woman can find is a long way from home - and her partner is too fixed in his job to move (see Love and the two-body problem Physics World October 2001 pp37-39).

He is too fixed on Fantastic Ass girl, with her Fantastic Assets, to notice me.

In the end, however, he never achieved his legal counterrevolution, because of a combination of being too fixed in his beliefs and, ultimately, not fixed enough.

The art world is changing, artists are changing, so to have a plan that's too fixed would defeat what we're trying to do.

All disappoint him, either because they are too fixed on the externals of religious observance or because they fail to recognise the fallen state of Muslim civilisation.

"The small space teaches you that you can't be too fixed in your thinking, meaning in thinking about what's possible in a room, or what a room is for, and it has presented choices," said Mr. Babits, explaining one of them.

Autodesk is an old school software company, having launched in 1982 and gone public in 1990, but that doesn't mean it's too fixed in its ways to try something new.

The expression on her face would seem sexual, except it's too fixed to suggest any kind of desire.