He has an almost religious fixation about doing things right and in exactly the same way.
This demand seems to be less a hardline religious fixation, and more a theme, a lifestyle, that Muslim consumers would prefer – one which embodies the spirit, as well as the technicalities of halal.
Mitt Romney has missed several golden opportunities to turn this campaign's religious fixation to his advantage.
Speaking in excited, run-on sentences even when he's talking about such heady subjects as existential loneliness, heartbreak, and self-discovery Wise, now 28, offered that anecdote aself-discovery Wiseanowion for how his religious upbringing influenced some the darker fixations he's been exploring under the moniker serpentwithfeet.
In politics, age-old fixations, and particular, substantial ethnic, religious and cultural identities, have returned with a vengeance.
One of Arreola's fixations was the absurdity of religious belief and what he denounced as God's unequal relationship to humankind.
There's this fixation with movie stars, pop stars, religious worship and a sense of melodrama.
We gradually realize, however, that his primary symptom is an alarming fixation on the sexuality of his religious 13-year-old sister, Nabisase.
At the time of his death, Count Giovanni Pico had mastered a Babel of ancient languages, nettled the Pope, done jail time in France, developed an unhealthy fixation with the Dominican friar and religious fundamentalist Girolamo Savonarola, dabbled in magic, and written a sunny treatise, "Oration On the Dignity of Man," which became the anthem of the Renaissance.
Absent an argument for it, they merely have a fixation about it, but it remains practically religious in its intensity.
Back then, she had a thing for religious iconography that has segued, naturally, into her current fixation with celebrities.
