Sentence examples similar to a locus of captivation from inspiring English sources
For one character, Paris is "a locus of several desires".
The bursting housing bubble remains a locus of concern.
The Middle East will remain a locus of enormous diplomatic attention.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin May 8 , 2012The Republican Party isn't much of a locus of love at the moment.
Until then, whales had been a locus of fearful wonder, or an industrial resource.
Sri Lanka is a locus of guerrilla war and arms smuggling.
Hudson Valley Hospital Center, formerly Peekskill Hospital, has long been a locus of relationships among northern Westchester's influential Republicans.
Robin Hood's Sherwood is a locus of freedom from tyranny.
The group residence on Capitol Hill, owned by Mr. Miller, has a reputation as a locus of Democratic power.
In the late 16th century, it was a famous local landmark rather than a locus of mystic or occult powers, he says.
In the years since, the Horn of Africa, and Kenya in particular, has become a locus of U.S. counterterrorism.
