Sentence examples for Give focus from inspiring English sources
Exteriors give focus to the imaginative challenge: what was going on that room?
The day's developments helped give focus to the contests in both parties.
They say their microbusinesses are a way to give focus to a favorite pastime, get more zest out of life and make a little money.
Only an arbitrary mission — searching for the mother of an orphaned child, believing in a savior who descends from the sky — can give focus to a life otherwise undefined and random.
The results probe Picasso's artistic weaknesses — he had some — and give focus to doubts about the quality of the monumental egotist's one major painted political statement, created in response to the German bombing of a Basque town, in 1937.
The names give focus to an electoral process in which Mr. Maliki's alliance won fewer than one third of the 325 seats in Parliament, and in which a rival alliance, Iraqiya, finished first, barely.
Acquiescence to that fact gives focus to our lives.
That mission has given focus to his art, his politics and even his religion.
The new building frames it all generously, without passing judgment, giving focus to the disparate parts.
Akkadian epic tradition continues and gives focus to the Sumerian tales of Gilgamesh.
