Sentence examples for changing focusing from inspiring English sources

"We have also seen the media changing, focusing more on the athleticism of the athletes and the competition; a lot more athletes are being portrayed and becoming more popular".

The camera has great difficulty changing focus during filming, too.

Now, my job allows me to be constantly changing focus.

Let's hope that it really does mean a changing focus and a new direction for American policy toward Africa.

It does not mean abandoning active treatment, but changing focus from prolonging life to improving its quality.

The idea, I guess, was that a quickly changing focus of attention was a better way to be alive to the signals of the woods or savanna.

This changing focus has necessitated a shift in structure, toward mobile rapid-reaction forces as opposed to cumbersome, conventional infantry units.

The furore over the body scanners and pat downs is another example of the changing focus of conservatism in the US.

The overhaul reflects President Barack Obama's changing focus to the interlinked quandary in Afghanistan and Pakistan as he withdraws the 130,000 US troops from Iraq.

The advice came as Abbott told his party room the government was changing focus from the policies it has been unable to get through the "feral Senate" to smaller things that are "meaningful" to the person on the street.

Maybe that will be her breakthrough hit, her show that will be sure of itself and really invest in its voice and its vision rather than changing focus like a kid with ADHD in a video arcade.