Sentence examples for concentrated a bit from inspiring English sources

To think I could have beaten the world champion so easily if I had just concentrated a bit more.

"I bet the world is full of players who reflect back on tournaments they have had and have said 'I wish had done a bit more, I wish I had concentrated a bit more, I wish I had known then what I know now'.

This year I concentrated a bit more on the need to think equally warm about the strangers, poor, homeless and those in prisons.

Now concentrate a bit more on aesthetics" May 16, 2016.

NICK BILTON COMMENTI wish phone makers would concentrate a bit more on the optics, the flash, etc., and less on more megapixels.

Janet, then, truly believes she has supernatural powers: "She is always thinking, 'I just have to concentrate a bit more and I will get it right,'" says Munro.

Though Landis concentrates a bit sentimentally on comedy's gerontocracy (all the jokers he films have gray in their beards except Sarah Silverman — whose brief contribution is brilliant), he can be forgiven: as Rickles mournfully makes clear while surveying the photos on his wall, it's getting smaller daily.

It lets me concentrate a bit more on, say, finishing a race in less than 6 hours.

"I don't think many teams can this year, so I think it's a good idea that we're concentrating a bit more on next year".

Well, so I can see how it will work and so on and if I will be able to concentrate a bit then".

The cool temperature and feeling of the water will improve circulation and have you concentrating a bit better than before.