fixate

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• Maybe that the viewer choosing to fixate on this detail isn’t the intended audience.

• Instead of hailing the many ways tech is changing our lives, these critics say journalists fixate on negative stories, pursuing hit pieces and takedowns that serve their own agenda.

• It’s difficult to find relief from stressors if your mind is constantly fixating on and recirculating harmful thoughts about them.

• Rather than fixating on the details, it’s better to take a step back to look for broader patterns in the literature.

• His daughter Robyn Sweet described him as a self-employed handyman in his late 50s who lives in rural Virginia and became increasingly fixated with conspiracy theories after Barack Obama was elected president.

• You can fixate your brain on "Potent Potables" for five progressively harder questions, then on "Kings of England" for five more.

• Perhaps it takes a motivation of that kind for a man to fixate on something the way Scannon does.

• I kept hoping that if I ignored him, he would get bored and fixate on someone else, like his fiancée.

• As we know, Democrats and Republicans fixate on different polls.

• In slower news cycles, we fixate on the playoffs or Oscar nominees.

• Existences that are especially set aside to fixate and convey meanings are signs or symbols.

• The more we it, the more its clearness and distinctness increase.