Sentence examples for its own fixation from inspiring English sources

Supercritical carbon dioxide is also an excellent medium for its own fixation, as demonstrated by studies of its hydrogenation.

So far, each antibody required its own fixation and antigen retrieval protocol so that optimizing immunostaining turned out to be tedious and time consuming.

Therefore, V280A was enabled by mutations (including M136I) that occurred prior to its own fixation.

Often, the Conservative tribe appeared perilously introspective, more attentive to its own fixations than the needs of the country.

There's no real concept here, nor any self-consciousness about the insubstantiality of it all – unlike, say, Widdicombe's contemporary James Acaster, who sends up his own fixation with trivia.

Eden, in failing health, fuelled by amphetamines as well as his own fixation with empire, cracks up under the strain.

In a sign of his own fixation with the race, Rubio mentioned aboard his bus a new poll out that morning of the Democratic-leaning Pennsylvania.

At Cambridge he also read Edward Said's Orientalism, and began to question his own fixation with Japan, in particular his Leach-like projection of an orient that didn't exist.

He's relentless but a bit dim, and more than a little confused about his own fixation on Bahari's visits to massage parlours.

Beinstein traces his own fixation on the kingdom to May 2015, when he first read journalist Gerald Posner's Secrets of the Kingdom, an indictment of the U.S.-Saudi partnership that explores hundreds of alleged Saudi misdeeds, including ties to 9/11.

All I could think about was Europe, and how instead of ideas, hopes, ideals, it had become imprisoned by its own depressing fixation on numbers.