Sentence examples for ability to refocus from inspiring English sources

The Lytro camera made a splash with its ability to refocus photos after they were taken.

Westhoff singled out Indianapolis's Adam Vinatieri and Philadelphia's David Akers as kickers for whom even an extended icing might not work because of their ability to refocus quickly.

Coupled with continuing fire from the likes of Rush Limbaugh, that weakness in the heart of the party's base is impeding Mr. McCain's ability to refocus his campaign for November.

To be seven over par on one hole — his best score on the hole during the tournament was a bogey — and still in contention on the back nine is a testament to Woods's ability to refocus after making mistakes.

Using the 20-megapixel camera, Nokia has also added the ability to refocus a picture after taking it, using some clever Nokia-developed software algorithms, while the new Story Teller app allows you to browse your photos in a timeline and across map locations provided by Nokia's HERE maps.

There's also the ability to refocus images after they're taken.

But what made these retrospective performances so moving was her ability, enriched by a lifetime of desire and human drama, to refocus her experience back into art.

Indeed, after the U.S. Women's thrilling victory against Brazil, the sportswriters were questioning the team's ability to regroup and refocus, and predicted that if they don't win the World Cup, no one will remember the dramatic goal scored by Amy Wambach in extra time.

Time to refocus, fans.

To refocus the tribe.

I needed to refocus.