Sentence examples for changes of focus from inspiring English sources

What is most alive is the camera's gaze, its swerves and changes of focus, its lapses and concentration.

With its strongly visual and aural sensibility, its short scenes and rapidly edited changes of focus, it is easy to see the influence of filmmaking on his writing.

Dancers continually made sudden or slow changes of focus, switched direction in midair, arrived on one spot only to pivot and face another.

Mr. Ax's signature style — a shifting balance of poetry, earthiness and analytical clarity — suits this music, not least because his fluid changes of focus seem to mirror Schubert's impulses so precisely.

Elsewhere in a phrase the pouncing, bounding and scissoring shapes made by these dancers' legs are one pleasure, but the simultaneous changes of focus and upper-body angle are another.

As played out in Mr. Koizumi's video, the dialogue takes only a couple of minutes, but it repeats several times with variations of camera work — changes of focus, points of view and so on — happening on both sides of the screen.

Every change of focus registers keenly.

Mason urges a radical change of focus.

There is something profoundly subversive about this change of focus.

"It's not so much a change of attitude as a change of focus," Trott says.

It is difficult to overstate the magnitude of this change of focus from ends to means.