Sentence examples for a focal point on from inspiring English sources
Or he is simply easing into his role as a reserve in the N.B.A., after years of being a focal point on strong teams throughout Europe.
The former office building has been a focal point on the skyline for five decades, and at various times a symbol of the property industry's failings and of protest against the capital's lack of affordable housing.
Lillard's strengths thus far mirror the strengths he exhibited at Weber State, namely the ability to maintain a high rate of scoring efficiency while being a focal point on offense and simultaneously keeping his teammates involved in the action.
It is a Hendrick juggernaut, and Martin is not only holding his own, he has become a focal point on a team that includes Gordon, a four-time Cup champion; Johnson, the winner of the last three points titles; and Dale Earnhardt Jr., who is considered the most popular driver in the sport.
A focal point on campus is the Inverted Fountain, a rock-lined basin that creates the sound of a flowing mountain stream.
These sites are located in close proximity to a large fresh water spring, a focal point on the landscape that supported a diverse plant and animal community.
During his reign the papacy continued to be a force for international peace, justice, and human rights, as well as a focal point of controversy on matters of gender and sexuality.
"This is a focal point of what's going on," he said.
PAGE A10 F.C.C. Chief Speaks Michael K. Powell, the F.C.C. chairman, said he was surprised he had become a focal point of the debate on media ownership rules.
But few are rushing in because of the complications and dangers of dealing with a brutal group that is aligned with Al Qaeda and has turned Somalia into a focal point of American concerns on terrorism.
A focal point of his talk on the future of atheism was the idea of a "sleeping giant," or what he called the "30percentt under 30" -- the nonreligious Americans who would shape the future of our national discourse on religion.
