You fidget with tools and cranks to solve weird puzzles.
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Coins have ridged edges — there's something to touch and fidget with.
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A spinning toy that any seeker will want to fidget with
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I don't know if you fidget with yours, but most people do.
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Yeah, so none of those [other products] are fun to fidget with.
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It's got six sides, each with a different mechanism to fidget with.
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Like, you have to really not fidget with your eyelashes at all.
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It's ridiculous and a complete waste of iPhones, but hey, sometimes you just need to fidget with something.
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As I mentioned in my review of a glitter phone case, I tend to fidget with my stuff.
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As more phones (and maybe laptops) start using OLED screens, the more companies have to fidget with their dark modes.
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However, aside from giving you something to fidget with, I can't figure out why the MARQ Athlete's crown dial actually turns.
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As someone who has to hide his Zippo lighter in a drawer so he doesn't fidget with it all day long, that was disappointing.
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Dogs have also found a friend in the fidget — with one pup watching the thing spin on his nose (clearly, he knows its calming power).
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Most door-close buttons in elevators and request-to-walk buttons at crosswalks serve no purpose other than to give us something to fidget with.
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Many more are being introduced into the app store each day … We created Spinny Fidget with a completely unique and never before done game play mechanic.
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If nothing else, this stone will be a lovely thing to play and fidget with as you ruminate on that awkward encounter you had three weeks ago.
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There are a lot of anxious thoughts in her mind, and she can find it helpful to fidget with a stress toy during meetings or while brainstorming.
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The fabric on the 360 leggings is thick and tight, so it felt secure, and I didn't have to fidget with the waistband at all throughout my workout.
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Try to reduce your stress beforehand by taking a few deep breaths, visualizing a serene memory and keeping objects that you will fidget with out of your reach.
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You can also activate the free-spinning mode by flicking the scroll wheel quickly while in the more precise, ratcheting mode, which is oddly fun to fidget with idly.
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Sally Kaplan, editor:I love playing with Speks — they give me something quiet to fidget with when I'm thinking, and they're easy to set down and return to later on.
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Go ahead now, reader, and fidget with your imaginary necktie, mop your beleaguered brow and stammer it, the way Rodney did: No respect, no respect at all, all right?
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Powerbeats Pro have on-ear controls so you never have to fidget with your phone — again, a nice feature when it's hot outside and you want to limit your movements.
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Seated in the slopeside Colorado condominium late last year, Vonn continued to fidget with the ice bag on her knee, but she insisted she was at peace with her legacy.
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Stonehenge is the most famous, but there are many other places in the world where big honking rocks are set up in weird ways that make crypto-scientists fidget with glee.
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The Fidget Cube and the Gravity Blanket raised millions of dollars because they diagnosed people with a simple problem: Have you ever felt a weird desire to fidget with random objects?
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And a magnetic base allows the MX Ergo to tilt from a level position to a 20-degree angle with an incredibly satisfying clunk that, if nothing else, is remarkably cathartic to fidget with.
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Each of the six sides holds a fun little doodad to fidget with: clicker buttons; a joystick; a lightswitch flip; a flat, worry stone-like surface; gears and a rolling ball; and a spinning dial.
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But here's the problem with using "fidgeting" as a marketing strategy: As any true fidgeter knows, you don't need to spend money on a new object to futz with — objects simply appear, and you fidget with them.
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Their members would no sooner slouch onto the stage and tune and fiddle with their valves and keys than a company of actors would amble onstage and fidget with their props or collars before the lights go down.
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Lilith soon appears, separates the couple again, takes Fidget with her, and casts another sleep spell upon Faye. She falls into another deep sleep, and hopelessly sees Lilith taking Fidget in front of her.
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Leaving the comfort of in-law's family and her hometown Village of Wish, Faye ventures outside on the lonely quest to save her husband but she quickly gets lost when moon rises. Luckily, a sign shows her directly to Lilith's mansion, where Faye thinks Lilith is keeping her husband. She finally finds and reunites with Fidget momentarily. Unfortunately, as Lilith appears, she separates the couple the second time, brings Fidget with her and casts another sleep spell upon Faye.
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The cognitive behavioral tips included setting dates, making commitments, planning things to keep one's mind off smoking, having something to fidget with, having something to put in one's mouth, rewarding oneself when goals have been met, remembering that discomfort associated with withdrawal will subside within two weeks. One tip was found to be spiritual, "Pray instead of puff". Since 1999 many of the NicA pamphlets have been updated and current versions may not contain the information analyzed.
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Fidgeting is often a subconscious act and is increased during spontaneous mind-wandering. Some researchers have proposed that fidgeting is not only an indicator of diminishing attention, but is also a subconscious attempt to increase arousal in order to improve attention. While inattention is strongly associated with poor learning and poor information recall, research by Dr. Karen Pine and colleagues found that children that are allowed to fidget with their hands performed better in memory and learning tests. Fidgeting is considered a nervous habit, though it does have some underlying benefits.
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Elisa joins the queue outside a school hall where her history exam is due to take place within minutes. She hated history lessons and had no motivation to prepare for any tests so she stands worried next to the rest of the students, who are firing miscellaneous questions at each other about a variety of history topics. Miss de Burm the monitoring teacher allows the girls inside and everyone sits at their assigned desks. When the exam begins, Elisa is the only person who is not writing and begins to fidget with her pen until she has ink all over her tongue.
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Bleeckie, a rod puppet from a series of web videos, ready to slide One of the most important techniques in puppetry is continuous motion. A puppet that remains still has a dull, lifeless appearance and is said to be dead. Motion should shift from one portion of the puppet to another, so that one moment the puppet is moving its head and the next moment shifting its torso or repositioning an arm. The puppet may shift from side to side, look around, lean or straighten, fidget (with part of the stage, its own clothing or hair, or any available object), cross or uncross its arms, sigh, tilt its head, or make any number of other small motions, in order to continue to appear lifelike.
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