Sentence examples for been unfocused from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring out of focus.
The campaign has been unfocused, impulsive and too often nasty.
Named after Keystone Korner, the fabled San Francisco club that Mr. Barkan ran from 1972 until it closed just over a decade later, the series held the promise of a reboot for the Iridium, which has been unfocused with its jazz offerings in recent years.
WASHINGTON, March 2 - Reacting to criticism that the department's spending has been unfocused and at times wasteful, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff vowed on Wednesday to direct more money to protecting cities and other targets most likely to be hit by terrorists.
Meanwhile, his opponent John McCain has been unfocused and reactive -- picking a woefully unqualified running mate after meeting her only once for crass political reasons, "suspending" his campaign to "deal with" the financial crisis, and shifting his economic message in a blatant pander to public anger about Wall Street.
In the northeast United States, control of West Nile virus (WNV) vectors has been unfocused because of a lack of accurate knowledge about the roles different mosquitoes play in WNV transmission.
But the target is unfocused.
His eyes are unfocused; he is dying.
"Commercial banks are unfocused," he said.
The 19 hearings themselves were unfocused, more theater than investigation.
But while Americans are indeed angry, their anger is unfocused.
