transfixion

With an effort, Linden wrenched herself out of her transfixion.

If ever the human eye had the power of transfixion, that hamster should have been skewered alive.

He moved finally, and touched her guidingly at the same time, and that broke the transfixion.

This transfixion lasted as long as the humming and the brilliant starlight.

Other complications include swelling, muscle transfixion, and joint contractures.

Pitching his voice to penetrate her transfixion, he said, "Hold fast, Amatin.

The same transfixion.

Quickly, Linden took advantage of Rant Absolain's transfixion to scan her companions.

Nadine was staring at him with a fascination entirely disproportionate to his remark, a fascination, indeed, bordering on transfixion.

Transfixion - "The Shouts of Reds"

Israel (Transfixion Records)

Flint cried with a pang, looking at the triply pierced heart within the Queen's bosom, struggling to continue its beating despite its transfixion.

Additionally, tying in with the 2010 World Cup, the group released the song "Shout of the Reds" featuring the Korean rock band Transfixion and ice skater Kim Yu-na.

"He caught the vitality of the new bourgeois individualism but not what, in human terms, it could be good for: the plumbing of souls in Rembrandt; the transfixion of the everyday in Vermeer."

"I thought they were going to crucify you," said Featherstone-Haugh after offering the Serb a glance through perspectives later to be of more transfixion over the desiccated lustrums of western worships, crowns of thorns, crosses of scorn, the love-kill.

So I closed the top of the copier and I took a blank piece of paper and again I concentrated on the idea of this woman's surprise and then transfixion when she saw my memo until I was hard again.

McCarthy's transfixion with Johanna Spyri's novel Heidi led to his 1992 video and installation, Heidi: Midlife Crisis Trauma Center and Negative Media-Engram Abreaction Release Zone, which he collaborated on with Mike Kelley.