Sentence examples for a kind of focus from inspiring English sources

"There is a kind of focus on the expressiveness of the hands," Mr. Fischl said.

He sees Open House New York as a kind of focus group on the building's continued relevance.

His idea was to chronicle his new development from start to finish, with the added benefit that those commenting on the site could serve as a kind of focus group for the project.

But sorting out the cross-rhythms in the handful of dances from Ginastera's "Estancia" (Op. 8a), which opened the program, requires a kind of focus different from what is usually demanded of orchestral players.

Frankly, I can't do the jobs I could in my youth: the movies, corporate tech, all that stuff requires a kind of focus and commitment I am no longer capable of doing with my current health situation.

"Personalisation and a kind of focus on the individual has been a very longstanding tradition in journalism, certainly going back to the mid-1800s," says Dr Harry Browne, Professor of Journalism at the Dublin Institute of Technology.

"Tom has a kind of focused calmness that is very magnetic," he said.

They enjoyed a kind of focussed fame: deals with tasteful labels like Diplo's Mad Decent, a tour with M.I.A., and a Rhapsody commercial with Sara Bareilles that still holds up.

As the crew positioned the lights around the wicker living-room furniture and adjusted the curtains of the bay window overlooking the glassy Pacific, Coogan, in conservative psychiatrist garb blue gabardine suit, suède shoes, and glasses milled around the set in a kind of focussed, anonymous solitude.

This includes a process of self inquiry that seeks to see and know with honesty, awareness, and a kind of focused self-accountability.

After the 2011 election, the government launched a "national conversation"—a kind of mass focus-group exercise.