fixate on造句

If you fixate on the cross, you should only see a crescent.

She offers closing advice: "Don't fixate on things you can't do, but on things you can."

Management gurus fixate on the next big trend in such areas as innovation or business models.

An infant with normal vision will fixate on a light held before him.

In addition, we have a tendency to 'play with problem' or fixate on something negative.

They incorrectly fixate on past expenditures of time, money, or effort in assessing choices rather than on future consequences.

New findings may explain why children with autism tend to fixate on details instead of seeing the big picture.

When confronted with a problem, fixate on what you were taught about how past thinkers solved it.

One effective way of sabotaging happiness is to look at something and fixate on even the smallest flaw.

Your work is to choose from among all of that which feels best to you, and fixate on it as long as it gives you pleasure and joy.

"It's not that I don't feel pain; I do," she says. "I just probably don't interpret it in a negative way and fixate on it."

There are times when it feels as if no matter how hard you try to not fixate on something and yet your sub conscious has a death grip on it.

One is 1979, when Margaret Thatcher ousted Labour after the Winter of Discontent; the other, which they fixate on in private, is 1997, when Tony Blair's new model Labour Party won its first landslide.

The problem is that people read the wrong magazines-those that are full of lies that fixate on beauty of face and form as though that's all there is.