"There is a shift happening where the country isn't fixating, the talent is fixating," Hindriks said.
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Sincerely, Fixating Dear Fixating, Being poly is hard, being monogamous is hard, being single is also hard.
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In fact, academics have a name for this cycle, which involves fixating on what we don't have, actually getting that thing, not ending up any happier and then fixating on something else.
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We try to avoid fixating too much on worst cases.
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It's common to end up fixating on these perceived failures.
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That hasn't stopped the president's supporters from fixating on the whistleblower.
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Instead, fixating on achievement creates all sorts of problems for kids.
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Rather than fixating on the differences, I focus on the similarities.
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Woolf revels in her future self, fixating specifically on Virginia aged 50.
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We're still fixating over the decade's pop culture fixtures and fashion statements.
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On the season's sixth episode, Siddiq starts fixating on his daughter's mouth.
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" She knows how writers lie by fixating on the "precisely avoidant detail.
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But aren't there dangers in fixating on any one metric over another?
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She also cautioned visitors against fixating too much on ancient celebrities like Methuselah.
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But by fixating on the symptoms, we remain blind to the root causes.
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Although he's looking toward the future, Klein can't help fixating on the past.
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Smart communicators don't get baited into fixating on themselves and their wounded pride.
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The rise of orthorexia (eating disorders fixating on eating healthily) has mirrored this trend.
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But then I started fixating on the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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This is the joy of buying wine by producer, rather than fixating on vintage.
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People are going to, no pun intended, be fixating on that combination every day.
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When Bromfield started her job at Grand Flower, he switched to fixating on her.
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Ms. Joseph thought that fixating on youth was unhealthy — and an ineffective beauty strategy.
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Rather than fixating on every tweet, let's put forward better candidates and elect them.
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"It's time to stop fixating on our differences—particularly our superficial ones," he said.
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Fixating on past mistakes doesn't solve anything, and can lead to depression, she said.
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I spent so much time fixating on my appearance that it dominated my waking hours.
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Instead of endless mustache-grooming, we see Poirot straightening others' ties and fixating on symmetry.
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We debated brands of dog food instead of fixating on the end of our relationship.
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Then, "Rock's" entire structure is built to make you believe Rob is fixating on Mac.
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Instead of fixating even more on that ever-unstable region, the U.S. should back away.
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So instead of fixating on getting ahead, what if we simply focused on having enough?
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Amid signals of progress in trade talks, fixating on China's economic data is so passé.
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Fixating on him lets the billionaires causing actual harm to the world off the hook.
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But keeping our eye on what's possible is certainly as important as fixating on what isn't.
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They're even awful to themselves, fixating on their own weaknesses and living well beyond their means.
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First, they were obsessed with Pokémon, then ninjas, then rap stars, before finally fixating on ISIS.
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Fixating on the lid, I could see what I can only describe as a firework display.
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Fixating on the whistleblower in all of this, then, is missing the forest for the trees.
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Fixating on huge crises prompts politicians to go overboard, become too improvisational and ignore other issues.
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By fixating on your problems, you create and prolong negative emotions and stress, which hinder performance.
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My spouse and I have each ruined our share of fun activities by fixating on our jobs!
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So, is not only tolerating but fixating on the royal wedding a tangible expression of this paradox?
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Trump has accused the media of fixating on the accusations to help Clinton win the White House.
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And the central bank panicked, fixating on the inflation issue at the expense of the real economy.
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But we should stop fixating on personal acts of ecopiety and redirect our energies toward collective ecopolicy.
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Instead of fixating on the absence of a result, it went ahead and pretended there was one.
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If fit is relative, why are retailers still fixating on the idea that the right size exists?
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However, fixating too much on long-term planning may subject you to financial struggles in the short term.
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Fixating on schools is logical: It is particularly tragic when young lives are cut short or severely disrupted.
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Fixating on how much we fixate on others is taking up more of our mental space than ever.
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If you're worried about fixating on upsetting thoughts, plan an activity that will keep you busy and distracted.
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Now, she's able to take care of herself without fixating on reaching a certain number on the scale.
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"I keep fixating on his wedding ring," the film critic and humorist Eric D. Snider wrote on Twitter.
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Such cases are all too real, but fixating on them distorts our understanding of what abortion ordinarily is.
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Here, Walker adapts Delacroix's 1827 painting, fixating on his depiction of the Assyrian king's indifference to human life.
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Worse, fixating on one particular era for one particular genre can create a feedback loop of circular faux-throwbacks.
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The relief of not spending every day fixating on a singular feature was worth the blood, tears, and pain.
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And yet, there's something magnetic and indulgent about fixating on a group of celebrities who are supposedly doing nothing.
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The video was a voyeuristic affair, the camera fixating on Kanye and a variety of other celebrities, all naked.
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In ignoring the long-term value proposition of cryptocurrencies, Dimon made the mistake of fixating on Bitcoin's surging price.
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And the weed does help you for a second stop fixating on those things that are bumming you out.
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When it comes to toxic people, fixating on how crazy and difficult they are gives them power over you.
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Fixating so totally on a single figure strikes me as a particularly perverse way to go about it, though.
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Steven Black wants Aussies to stop fixating on the plastic collectables and start talking about water issues plaguing his industry.
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Instead of fixating on speed, we need to imagine what sorts of computational challenges will be quantum computing's sweet spot?
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Seeking fresh inspiration by drawing, she found herself fixating on water, then fountains, and remembered her photos of the memorial.
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Understanding this reality has freed me up to continue to do my work, instead of fixating on someone else's truth.
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Right now, everyone is fixating on how strange every creature in this trailer looks, especially when it comes to the textures.
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Or more practically and humanely, prospective owners and breeders should stop fixating on chocolate-colored Labs—or just forgo purebreds altogether.
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In 2017, he shamed Lady Gaga's body after her Super Bowl performance, though he later apologized for fixating on her torso.
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Soon, though, the Count begins fixating on another woman, Lucy (Cornelia Ivancan), which sidelines Freud and his role in the story.
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They nominated one of their own, activating the grass-roots by fixating on abortion and the personal religiosity of their candidate.
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Society has sensationalized trans people for a long time, fixating on whatever surgeries we may have had—and that's fucked up.
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I missed dance's allegiance to partnering, and found myself fixating on the birds flitting off in several of the photos' margins.
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Many people also say they stay up fixating on a business problem or worrying about their relationships with their co-workers.
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Ultimately what I found compelling was not fixating on how there are other people who could do even more than me.
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Over time, he's watched the park and hosts evolve, but he himself hasn't, ultimately fixating on the riddle of the maze.
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We were fixating on what was very likely a traumatic experience for these young people, turning it into round-the-clock entertainment.
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Hollywood has been routinely criticized for fixating on pins and black dresses to call attention to #MeToo at the expense of substance.
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At a deeper level, critics note that Facebook continues to pay for its original sin of ignoring privacy and fixating on growth.
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I didn't start to fixating on him because of his acting, it was because of how he carried himself on the internet.
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Rather that fixating on feedstock prices, Al-Benyan said the company is focused on internal inefficiencies, external opportunities and serving customers effectively.
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The paradox is that by fixating on growth targets China may end up badly damaging its economy, rather than fulfilling its goals.
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It's #TaurusSeason, a time for fixating on all things green — environmental issues, eco-friendly products, and the bills resting in our wallets.
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By the end of the episode, Unbreakable Kimmy is as we know her; full of hope and gratitude without fixating on the past.
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The asterisk is her favorite: In all her education, she found herself fixating on footnotes and their promise of more information, more context.
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His focus will be on accumulating and reviewing the entire body of evidence rather than fixating on any one document, witness, or event.
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It may seem counterintuitive, but Nooyi says that if you want to be a company executive, you have to stop fixating on it.
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The production's conductor, Karen Kamensek, making her Met debut, conveyed the ripple, flow and quiet urgency of the music without fixating on precision.
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Ted Cruz of Texas also said the call memo "reveals no illegal quid pro quo," and lambasted Democrats for fixating on the issue.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has long been focused on measuring his brand, obsessively reviewing television ratings, cataloging his magazine covers and fixating on polls.
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But today should be declared a holiday from nitpicking, a time to celebrate what has been accomplished instead of fixating on the possible pitfalls.
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This bad habit of horse-race reporting — fixating on the blow-by-blow instead of the big picture — usually subsides somewhat after an election.
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If I spent the majority of my time fixating on all the things I miss as a deaf-ish person, I would be miserable.
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So we capture all the [genetic material floating in our blood] rather than fixating on a few mutations known to be associated with cancer.
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Investors in the present climate would be better off preserving capital rather than fixating on high returns, bond guru Bill Gross told clients Thursday.
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Instead of fixating on what this person did wrong or what their intentions might have been, try describing how their actions negatively impacted you.
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More from Tonic: Myth 4: You Can Target Different Areas of Your AbsAs a trainer, I'm used to people fixating on certain body parts.
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Republican operative Arthur Schwartz was another of Bannon's friends who warned him about fixating on Jared too much and pushing Trump over the edge.
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They might be able to avoid some kinds of human error or bias while making other kinds of mistake, such as fixating on paperclips.
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The president was also sharply criticized for fixating on Flynn while the US and the rest of the world grapple with the coronavirus pandemic.
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Cherry picking winners and losers – or fixating on Uber and its peers – would be to miss the opportunity to rethink protections for all earners.
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More specifically, he has spent much of his time fixating on this man's face — his face in paintings, in photographs, sculpted out of plaster.
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Although going dark may seem as easy as flipping a switch, the companies say designing this feature requires fixating on some painstakingly minute details.
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While he wallows in his suffering, his wife tries to sublimate hers, fixating on the idea of seeing her sons' killers brought to justice.
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General outlines begin to appear that show what aspects of the building he is fixating on or how he is considering form over time.
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But that's not how memory works, and fixating on the gaps in victims' memories makes it harder for us to take credible allegations seriously.
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It was "Freaky Gurl," and I remember staring out the window, squinting and fixating on anything we drove past, pretending I wasn't hearing the lyrics.
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At the same event, he triggered a social media backlash after telling citizens to "build (the) country" rather than fixating on sharply rising potato prices.
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President Trump is currently undermining that priority by fixating instead on cost-sharing arrangements with the South Koreans and Japanese for American troop presence there.
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And are investors fixating too much on the idea that this was mostly just a nasty shakeout of crowded momentum positions held by performance-chasing funds?
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She's checking her phone constantly, fixating over all of the things she did wrong to drive him away, and having dreams about losing her teeth. Seriously.
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This is how I know this design works: after a long session of zombie-killing, I never found myself fixating on the scares, or the plot.
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But there's a problem when it comes to fixating exclusively on speed when trying to determine whether the US is winning the "race" to deploying 5G.
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Emma is particularly naïve when it comes to love, fixating on a photographer (Ed Skrein), who helps himself to her charms without reciprocating her emotional involvement.
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Outside China, online confusion about the virus is rampant, with supporters of the pro-Trump QAnon movement and the anti-vax community fixating on the disease.
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I'll be the first to admit that I hold a stubborn nostalgic streak, and have spent a good part of my career fixating on these emotions.
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I'll be the first to admit that I hold a stubborn nostalgic streak, and have spent a good part of my career fixating on these emotions.
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Dave believes a piece of equipment in the garage is responsible for the fire, but instead of fixating on the cause, he is looking toward the future.
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He sings with a little more distance, taking a wider view of his life, fixating on existential questions that have nagged him since he was a child.
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We need to stop fixating on credit hours and bachelor's degrees and instead make it easier for students to find the learning environment they need to succeed.
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Fixating on the cost of such procedures, however, is offensive and ignorant, especially when medical costs for the military already balloon to a $47.8 billion per year.
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Instead of fixating on black male teachers, we need to examine how teachers are trained, their beliefs about young minority men, and how they engage their students.
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At the very least, Ferguson said, it would prevent the markets from fixating too firmly on where they think the central bank is going to end up.
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When the press wasn't fixating on her dating habits, it smeared photos of her on the beach on its covers, relentlessly documenting every small change in her body.
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An engineer who says he gains the ability to see all the moving parts of the machine he's working on in synchronicity, rather than fixating on one aspect.
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If there's a physical feature of yours you've been fixating on, Venus and Neptune could make you feel like it's a way bigger deal than it actually is.
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Rather than fixating on the clothing or obsessing over the figure, the French fashion photographer Marwane Pallas places a special emphasis on the external objects within the frame.
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He already knew they had a similar eye for horses, putting a premium on the way they moved and looked rather than fixating on their pedigree or flaws.
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By contrast, the exhibition of early work, despite fixating things, is a developing story, a maze of opening doors, a great gray cloud of unknowing coming into focus.
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But she thinks of Eden now as a place you have to outgrow, accepting the complexity of life and the presence of darkness — without fixating on the darkness.
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Stimulation while reading a book, meditating, visually fixating on a point, watching TV, doing arithmetic, sleeping, or playing video games could all cause different changes in the brain.
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If you think replay will only overturn calls that are obviously and indisputably incorrect instead of fixating on too-close-to-call nitpicking, prepare to be wrong. 88.
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And many Democrats argue that fixating on Biden's verbal slips is a dereliction of duty by Beltway pundits when Trump seems to be tearing at the national fabric.
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But it was as if Republicans, in fixating on their opponents, had failed to acknowledge that the ruthlessness they craved in their leaders was already well at work.
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Fixating on a tiny drop in iPhone sales misses the bigger picture: Apple wants to sell additional hardware and services — Apple Watch, AirPods, iCloud, HomePod, Apple Music, etc.
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Nor did it appear to prevent him from fixating on all manner of trouble-spots back home, no matter their scale or proximity to the job of being president.
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It shows up in every travelogue stammering on about the island's "timelessness" or fixating on its dilapidated buildings and beaten down muscle cars as if the land were enchanted.
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Instead of fixating on big-name Hollywood stars, Squarespace has decided to center its Oscars campaign this year around the life and work of award-winning photojournalist David Guttenfelder.
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The stuff that you probably don't notice so much at first but—after dozens of hours or a dozen games across almost twenty years—you find yourself fixating on.
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This year, we should challenge ourselves to quit fixating on caricatures and hypotheticals and instead acknowledge the actual landscape of teaching and learning in all its messiness and complexity.
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Lately, my America has felt too vast and fragmented, and fixating on regional curiosities like state-fair butter sculptures and St. Paul sandwiches only exacerbates this crisis of faith.
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The Flower and the Vessel parallels this logic following her process of composing music and touring while with child, fixating on the interlocking systems of macro and micro developments.
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But in fixating on the closet, they also end up reinforcing the perception that a queer person's story ends with their own self-acceptance — when really, that's only the beginning.
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We've spent so much time fixating on how the displays of 2018 phones are different from before that we've mostly neglected to address the opportunity that comes with that change.
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To the public, the Oscars are the only reason the Academy exists, and fixating on the awards' ratings smacks of the self-centered bent the industry is often accused of.
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So, after bringing her A-game to showcase all her new work, why are so many people still fixating on the way she looks after falling in her house last November?
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At least twice a day, I find myself staring at the tops of strangers' heads on the subway, fixating on the thickness of their hair and the size of their parts.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria's ruling Social Democrats (SPO) on Thursday attacked their conservative coalition partners, accusing them of fixating on immigration and adopting gimmicks to win votes ahead of an October election.
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I've seen far too many founders spend countless hours pitching for money, marking up term sheets with lawyers, fixating on cap tables, sweating over other people's make-or-break decisions, etc.
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Climate science deniers, right-wing media pundits, and politicians are the most high-profile figures fixating on everything from her braided hair to her Asperger's to the motivation behind her strikes.
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"By fixating on the characteristics of a story, they act as a constraint and the writer doesn't let other elements or original ideas or information come into her mind," she says.
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Given that economic structures, cycles and interest rate policies differed in various countries, fixating on a single currency was not suitable and may cause the yen to be "over-managed," he added.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Personal data reveals a slew of secrets about friends and family so regulators should stop fixating on individual privacy and safeguard society instead, data experts said on Thursday.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Personal data reveals a slew of secrets about friends and family so regulators should stop fixating on individual privacy and safeguard society instead, data experts said on Thursday.
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By accepting my patients' circumstances, rather than fixating on their inherent tragedy, I could focus instead on changing what I could: easing breathlessness and agitation, explaining hospice services to their despondent families.
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Rather than fixating on broad progressive themes, the Rose campaign has drilled down to issues affecting the 11th Congressional District, which includes all of Staten Island and a slice of South Brooklyn.
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Now, another coil of history may be turning back: In fixating on Mr. Abdel Rahman's thinking, his foes, even more than his followers, may very well be amplifying and weaponizing his voice.
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Yet I still find myself fixating on matters that are indeed very small: the fancy wedding for which I have no suitable clothes, the thank-you notes I should've written by now.
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Just imagine them, right now, fixating on a supposed collusion between President Trump and the Russians, or worse yet, obsessing about an alt-right Rasputin calling the shots in the White House!
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Again, you could draw a parallel with a former smartphone giant like BlackBerry fixating on its physical Qwerty keyboard as a new generation of app-focused touchscreen devices swept in to change everything.
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Modi's massive victory scored him a rockstar reception at his party HQ. A cult of personality is now pushing aside conventional politicians, with voters fixating on faces and names, less so on policies.
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Krish also didn't seem to foster the main character's artistic inclinations while fixating on his own music career, so I couldn't figure out if he was supposed to be a jerk or not.
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But by fixating on the small turnout differential from 2012 to 2016, progressives miss the far larger prize: the more than 30 percent of all voters who consistently don't vote in presidential elections.
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They are fixating on the sufficiency of intelligence claiming an imminent threat from Soleimani, as if such was absolutely required to justify the killing of someone who already had killed so many Americans.
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To Nolan, dialogue mixed down into the sound effects and music is a way to make viewers take in everything that's happening in the film, rather than fixating only on what people are saying.
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But plenty of people—her oft-decried enemy the paparazzi, for instance—are more interested in fixating on her various indiscretions, such as an alleged assault last fall that recently landed her in court.
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The way young adult fiction has leveled up in the wake of The Hunger Games has been to turn to the direst dystopian variant possible, with a spate of narratives fixating on teen suicide.
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By fixating on the Rust Belt states that narrowly cost Hillary Clinton the presidency, they're neglecting the much broader swath of core Democratic voters who can deliver a victory against a historically weak president.
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Trump entered politics by fixating on a racist conspiracy theory that the president was not a US citizen, and has recently said he only relented because of his own campaign and refused to apologize.
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The pressure of a personal legal storm comes as Trump is already fixating about the deepening threat from special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe and as his administration's unpredictability sends shockwaves around the world.
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By fixating on what juicy tidbits Donald Trump's tax returns might reveal, we all have missed why it is rational for Trump to incur the heavy political cost of not publishing his tax returns.
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Unlike Baron Cohen, he did that by choosing a very specific target — the ridiculousness of American capitalism — and by firmly fixating the series' comedic point-of-view, so the joke was always on him.
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The difference, Freenome cofounder and CEO Gabe Otte told TechCrunch, is that "we capture all the [genetic material floating in our blood] rather than fixating on a few mutations known to be associated with cancer."
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I began, for example, by fixating on the faint acne scars on my cheeks and thinking about how much better I would look had I listened to my doctor's advice and not picked my skin.
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And the fearful rush to protect Ashkenazi culture, fixating on the mortal wound it was dealt by the Nazis, runs the risk of treating it as a culture already dead and just finishing the job.
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At first glance I froze up, seeing a lot of unfamiliar cultural references (plus immediately fixating on DUANE, "The Rock," rather than DWAYNE, which should really be in all of our reptile brains by now).
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"There's a lot of beauty in peas, specifically because they're nitrogen fixating," said Tyler Lorenzen, a former NFL player who returned to agriculture as CEO of Puris Foods, a pea protein producer based in Minneapolis.
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So not only is it weird that the show spent an entire episode fixating on criticism, it's downright baffling that it keeps trying and failing to make racial jokes that Say Something about our society today.
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When a cry starts to announce itself as a lump in her throat, Christle tries to stifle it by fixating on a color in the room, or having a friend (if available) squawk like a chicken.
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And yet, as the Atlantic's Olga Khazan astutely observed after the most recent Democratic debate, presidential candidates aren't laying the blame of America's health care problems on hospitals, fixating instead on pharmaceutical companies and health insurers.
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In June, one film — Hearts Beat Loud, a gentle, musically driven indie — quietly offered a revelatory look at how to honestly render a queer teenage character's sexuality without fixating on how they come to terms with it.
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By trying to just kind of vaguely cover it up, Universal instead Shape Of Water-ed me into fixating on it, but now this 2018 animated reboot starring Benedict Cumberbatch might be here to save the day.
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Bernie Sanders on Wednesday lambasted Republican senators who had objected to provisions in the $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package that they said would incentivize unemployment, accusing them of fixating on minor perks for workers amid a crisis.
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Fixating on the iconography of Nazism—the jackboots, the swastikas, the fastidious SS officers twirling brightly polished canes (thanks, "SS-GB")—risks fencing off fascism to a corner of central Europe in the middle of the 20th century.
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This systemic deterioration cannot be fixed by fixating on China-US relations, but the United States, China and global actors should use this latest episode on H7N9 to create political momentum for improving the global sample sharing system.
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The financial brand's suite of money-management products (intended to help customers focus on what they love) is key to Reed's ability to be super present with her collaborators, rather than fixating on things like invoices, expenses, and deductions.
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That might sound disappointing, but I'd rather see the next 10 million vehicles sold in China be electric rather than fixating on the poor showing of EVs in the US.Read more stories from Business Insider's Driving the Future series.
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But he has been criticized on the left for fixating on Hillary Clinton's emails while ignoring calls to investigate the president — particularly the conflicts of interest that Trump may have in his business dealings with foreign countries like Russia.
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And while there were plenty of stunning visuals to enjoy throughout the hour-long special, we found ourselves fixating on a pair of high-tech headphones the star dons in a quieter, solemnly reflective moment about forty minutes in.
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Dawkins spends most of his chapter on memetics fixating on religion, and because he has since become such an aggressively outspoken atheist, reading the book today it is easy to get the sense that he considers religion almost parasitic.
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Apple and Netflix (and others) are now in competition to become the main pipe for digital video — what television is fast becoming — and fixating on other contests, like who wins the most Emmys, is secondary to owning the pipe.
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Trump fiercely denies the claims and has accused the media of fixating on them to boost Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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It's just that our modern world has become so complicated, such an endless buzz of noise and events and obligations, that lashing back against it, fixating on a simple solution to all the world's problems, makes people feel strong.
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Fixating on introversion limits your life If we may wade into useful, technical jargon, the important thing to recognize, Shiner says, is that positive and negative emotionality are "orthogonal," meaning how you stand on one is unrelated to the other.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - As the United States, Mexico and Canada prepare for another round of negotiations to revamp the North American Free Trade Agreement, Mexico's economy minister on Tuesday urged the parties to stop fixating on trade deficits between the countries.
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In a new campaign, which begins this week, aimed at the "world's greatest fliers," the airline says it wants to get away from fixating on features like the speed of its Wi-Fi or the size of the entertainment console.
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More recently Mr Johnson has applied the same drive that he applied to Brexit to securing a general election, fixating on a particular date (December 12th) and threatening to go on strike if the opposition parties didn't bend to his will.
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It's got the big, gooey tastes and textures that you want on Christmas morning, but the bread-tearing is a great diversion for critical guests prone to fixating on your personal life or already asking when dinner will be ready.
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The keys will be to avoid getting ahead of themselves, to take delight in the process instead of fixating on distant goals and to keep drawing lines between family life and professional life even with Gauff's father, Corey, as a coach.
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Details: Mr. Trump was driven to seek proof that the meddling in the 29 election was linked to Ukraine and forces hostile to him, even fixating on a fringe conspiracy theory suggesting that Hillary Clinton's missing emails might be found there.
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After decades of fixating on big states, researchers of the international relations of the Middle East ought to keep a close eye on small states, such as Qatar and the UAE, who are no longer young, vulnerable and inward-looking.
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You can't help but notice that by fixating on sexual abuses, one can end up in a very similar place as by ignoring them—the mistake is the same, to allow them to be separated out from other social processes and wrongs.
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To the extent that he has an ideology, it is a kind of fortress conservatism, taking a bunkered outlook on the world and fixating on challenges to America's economic supremacy and to its character as a nation defined by the white working class.
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Given the unpredictable nature of the President's diplomacy it's uncertain how long the trade amnesty will last -- once the script is no longer in front of him and when he is fixating at European nations he referred to this month as foes.
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Instead of fixating on the warriors and the wounded, let's listen more often to the strong women on the ground in places where ISIS and other extremists have ripped apart lives, literally and figuratively — lives of innocent people, especially women and girls.
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The point is that it's actually easy to overlook the success Cook and Apple have had over the past several years by fixating on current iPhone sales trends, a short-term view that billionaire value investor and Apple stakeholder Warren Buffett has repeatedly criticized.
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Rather than fixating on the news for electoral victories to celebrate, or searching for evidence of institutional racism, blacks seeking to uplift their lives and communities should set their sights on the examples and models throughout their rich history of entrepreneurship and self-determination.
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Instead, having their feelings validated by other lonely guys online may provide a small degree of apparent relief, and even more than that, fixating on an surgical solution that's prohibitively expensive but at least scientifically plausible could provide a form of escapism, however noxious.
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What's worse is that, by fixating with such preposterous exactitude on the details of Wotan's story, Mr. Lepage distracts us from caring about what Wagner is really depicting: a proud but failing father who, with no one else he can trust, confides in his daughter.
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The former is typically the reason a dog is going to lick anything, but in some cases, fixating their licking on a certain spot — or if the behavior is tied to another stimulus, like say, the doorbell ringing — means a dog is anxious or worried. 4.
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It warns that people seem to respond differently to brain stimulation depending on what they're doing: "Stimulation while reading a book, meditating, visually fixating on a point, watching TV, doing arithmetic, sleeping or playing video games could all cause different changes in the brain," it says.
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Bohemian Rhapsody is a movie that consciously tries to position a gay man at its center while strategically disengaging with the "gay" part as much as it can, flitting briefly over his emotional and sexual experiences and fixating on his platonic relationship with an ex-girlfriend instead.
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In fact, his approach may be even more antique: Fixating on Canada's tar sands — where the economics of extracting low-quality crude have driven one big company after another out of that oil patch — is roughly equivalent, in its energy logic, to planning a sperm whale expedition.
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He spent months visiting collectors at their homes, explaining why they should lend their Martins to this public exhibition — fixating on such details as his insistence that paintings not be put under glass, which, he is quick to tell you, obscures the fine lines of her art.
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It was then that some of the bankers — motivated by the promise of enormous fees for evaluating the oil company's investment potential and then selling shares to respected investors — clashed with kingdom officials and other advisers who were fixating on an increasingly elusive $2 trillion deal.
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One economist said that Modi, by fixating on black money in the form of physical cash, had failed to recognize how tax evasion and financial crime works - for example by under-invoicing to create illicit wealth, using informal hawala networks to move offshore or buying gold and real estate.
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It's long been established that the internet loves daydreaming about fucking human-ish evildoers like Venom and Pennywise, the clown from IT. Since it's the holidays, the horny online masses are taking a break from supernatural murderers and instead fixating on the furry green ass cheeks of the Grinch.
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While I'm one of the New Yorkers who has spent the last few months fixating on the 400-mile system's woes, it's easy to forget some of the fascinating advancements that have happened within an often bureaucratic, but massively successful institution that had a ridership of 1.7 billion people last year.
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Again, without expressly spelling out her feelings, Bianca seems to resent that Finn is getting older and fixating on "mature" games — that is, the grim-n-gritty, humorless, dour stories that have been such a source of conflict in comics and films ever since Watchmen and The Dark Knight Returns.
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And it seems like Snoop Dogg is going back and forth and back and forth to the well, to the presidential well, and is really just sort of fixating on the president and using him with, you know, willful abandon to try to get some recognition and make some money.
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So while this show's title character (played by Benjamin Walker in an admirably disciplined performance) takes a gleaming ax or chain saw to his co-stars, you may find yourself fixating on the following questions: Collectively, how many hours of gym time per week does the incredibly buff cast embody?
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I grew up watching The Simpsons and Friends and listening to Blink-182 and Dr. Dre and Bob Dylan and The Distillers and fixating on the Chelsea Hotel and treating America like a complex fantasy—the way that more literary kids fantasized about Narnia or Middle Earth or Hogwarts or whatever.
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Fixating on the whys of Brangelina may be irresistible because it is a nifty tensional outlet for our overarching, nagging anxiety about a massive social shift: the fact that the main trope we have used to organize our world, our individual lives, our families, and our very identities — marriage — may now be more or less irrelevant.
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Despite the findings of United States intelligence agencies and the Justice Department that Russia was responsible for interfering in the 73 election, Mr. Trump was driven to seek proof that the meddling was linked to Ukraine and forces hostile to him, even fixating on a fringe conspiracy theory suggesting that Hillary Clinton's missing emails might be found there.
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"I used to a lot, but I think it's just become really unhealthy, I think personally, for young people including myself, to spend all of their time fixating on all these comments and letting this stuff in, and it was affecting me," Gomez, 26, told Ripa, 48, and Seacrest, 44, after they asked if she interacts with her 152 million followers online.
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He basked in the strangeness of the environment, and the general overwhelming nature of the world at large, and emerged with this weird, misshapen, and equally overwhelming record It is inevitable that music will be a product of your experiences, but over the course of the last year that's one of the things that Lopatin has really been fixating on.
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Whether it's because she fears her daughter being replaced or, by womanly intuition, simply knows that no good can come of Father Fodgen fixating on Claire, she makes herself into an ally even when disguising herself as an enemy, utilizing the power she knows she has over the grieving priest to create the only escape route available to Claire in that moment.
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The Republican National Committee's top strategist on Wednesday accused the media of excusing controversial comments by liberals while fixating on Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's every utterance.
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Republican leaders have tried to make the case to their members that they must look at the totality of the tax legislation and how it lowers rates across the board rather than fixating on any one credit or deduction that's on the chopping block, but that hasn't stopped members from at least making a case for changes before the bill heads to the floor for a vote.
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