Sentence examples for may be fixated from inspiring English sources

With the World Economic Forum just hours away, many New Yorkers may be fixated on the anticipated traffic congestion and confrontations between protesters and the police.

Mr. Chappelle may be fixated on the past, but the style of his comedy is increasingly distinct from a typical comedy club set, forging his own way forward.

The Guild Hall has recently been moved into wealthy private hands, and while everyone may be fixated on the shows it its trying to attract, there's also a major shopping and retail opportunity in its halls.

As for the notion that he is a not-so-closet authoritarian, Mr. Putin said this week that Russian dictatorship has been relegated to history's ash heap and that those who warn most of its resurgence may be fixated on the concept themselves.

The world may be fixated on Zika virus, but in Angola, there's a more pressing infectious disease spread by mosquitos to worry about.

In cases of inadequate capsular support, sulcus lenses may be fixated to the sclera.

If the United States may be fixating on Mr. bin Laden and Al Qaeda too exclusively now, then "Looking for Answers" maintains that America and its allies probably focused on him too little until it was too late.

That is, the whole body politic may be fixating on what the President knew & when he knew it as a way of avoiding the darker problem of what we knew & when we knew it..

That is, the whole body politic may be fixating on what the President knew & when he knew it as a way of avoiding the darker problem of what we knew & when we knew it.

Ms. Maier was fixated on certain motifs, as Stacey Baker writes for the Times magazine's blog — whether newspapers (Slide 14) or legs (Slides 12 and 19).

But Mr. Obama may now be fixated on showing that the people of Louisiana and other gulf states will not be left out of pocket.