Sentence examples for but instead of focussing from inspiring English sources

For "Topdog," she returned to the idea of a Lincoln impersonator, but instead of focussing on national tragedy she drew her characters closer, placed them in a room, and made it tremble with family grievances.

But, instead of focussing on the butterflies and moths of North America, as the Bronx Zoo had done, the museum would feature spectacular, exotic tropical-butterfly species from the Southern states and Central America.

They kept saying to me, 'How come you're not sending these guys to Germany?' " The treatments, which are not F.D.A.-approved, are similar in that they involve a centrifuge, but, instead of focussing on platelets, they isolate an antagonist of an arthritic agent called interleukin.

But instead of focussing on the inadequate interrogation of Mark Zuckerberg, Americans should consider creative possibilities to enrich democratic discourse.  .

The AI entities in No Man's Sky may not care about you, and the virtual dirt might not respond, but instead of focussing on the fact the game is largely ignoring you, the player, slayer of a thousand beasts, rescuer of a thousand princesses and conqueror of a thousand video games before this one, why not try finding solace in hopping between the many worlds?

But instead of focusing on predicting words, LetterWise predicts letters.

But instead of focusing on the costs of colonialism, Indian Summer will be an intriguing love story.

"But instead of focusing on solving the problem, this budget exploits it to justify a huge expansion in government".

But instead of focusing on the experience of hell and purgatory in the afterlife, Mr. Farber takes on the madness of contemporary civilization.

But instead of focusing overwhelmingly on the interests of "the next generation", politicians should give more space to the previous generation.

But instead of focusing on blame, discussion leaders work to transform these stressful moments into an opportunity for clinicians from all disciplines to encourage and support one another.