Sentence examples for too fixed from inspiring English sources

It sounds like too fixed an identity for somebody as protean as a preschooler.

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

Some said he was too stubborn or suspicious of the business, too sensitive or too fixed on a private vision.

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

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.

But the government is at least trying to improve matters there, too: fixing Britain's ruined finances is its biggest strategic priority by far.Not much without the cousinsThe other big caveat to Mr Cameron's failings abroad is his allies.

"We are carrying too much fixed costs.

Murphy's villainy, too, is fixed; his role, established early on, never changes.

Only then was she forced to accept that he was too rigidly fixed in his ways to ever change.

Movies, too, have fixed narratives, with screenwriters and directors playing God and assigning fates to their characters.