Anyone who saw this as a metaphor for what Fifa has done to the actual Brazilian people is commanded to widen their focus.
Fluid lenses, that is, that can change their shape, and thus their focus, through electronic commands.
The 'Don't pet the puppies!' mandate was given because the animal trainers didn't want the dogs to get too excited or lose their focus on the commands they were taught so they would perform on cue.
The book's editor failed in a basic duty: he did not command Greenberg to focus on the forest rather than the trees.
Printouts and real books command focus in a way greater than an electronic device.
He acknowledges that an entertainer who "played a guitar" could command such focused global attention only if there was something more there, his own understated tribute to Lennon's greatness.
A goat cheese royale commanded similar focus.
My attention often drifts during readings, but Wolff's voice has this melodious and steely combination that simultaneously coaxes and commands my focus.
Unlike McChrystal, a West Pointer who went airborne, then Special Forces, McKiernan is a College of William & Mary ROTC graduate who went into the armor section of Army, going up the ranks commanding units focused on tanks and other armored vehicles.
Among those, like Howe, emboldened, pre-Bolden, to look at "so", Alison Johnson commands attention for focusing on the "distinctive" ways police use "so" when interviewing certain kinds of witnesses and suspects.
While scripted series often have success in commanding focused and intentional viewing and that explains series such as Imposter and Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce, according to Mike Bloxham, SVP of Global Media and Entertainment at Magid, Bravo has managed to fill a niche in the unscripted market with successful franchises.
