Sentence examples for particularly fixated on from inspiring English sources

Maness describes Hicks as particularly fixated on parking and noise.

It will not escape reader notice that the author of a book called "White" happens to be particularly fixated on black culture.

out of you when we get back to Springfield". He appeared particularly fixated on the dozens of coins mysteriously left in the back seat of the Chevy TrailBlazer.

Mr. McCain has never been particularly fixated on domestic policy; anybody shopping for a candidate who will improve public schools, let alone protect abortion rights, had better look for another market.

City officials and a city Super Bowl host committee said they were focused on completing the final touches for the celebration — building stages, planning parties, redirecting traffic from blocked-off streets — and were not particularly fixated on the questions hanging over the Statehouse.

He may have gotten his conclusion on the Islamabad Marriott wrong (like with the World Trade Center, it seems the bad guys had become particularly fixated on this target), but he clearly is focused on the right places and trends.

I didn't fixate on differences.

Prior work has shown that the introduction of modulated operating temperatures (multiple base and excursion values) can enrich the analytical information content, particularly if one is not fixated on response speed.

The world of "big data" might be better called the world of "big imagination". It is particularly ironic that we have fixated on social media as "big data" despite having absolutely no visibility into whether these platforms are anywhere near as large as we imagine them to be.

Over eyes fixated on digital conversations, instead of spoken ones.

Mr Clark, too, promises more spending: particularly on health care, though he offers no details yet.Why are the Democrats so fixated on health care for the uninsured?