Sentence examples for concentrates not from inspiring English sources

The first concentrates not on Orwell's health but Eileen's: "I have been ILL.

It concentrates not just on free trade but on common microeconomic policies such as deregulation and harmonised taxes.

Yet The Impossible, like Clint Eastwood's Hereafter before it, concentrates not on the plight of the indigenous victims but on the less harrowing experiences of privileged white visitors.

Dating from 1993, it concentrates not on the pig but on Piggy, seen here as a vulnerable blob of squashy flesh, with his fragile specs as his only defence against the world.

Government has a vital role to play, they insist, albeit one that concentrates not on controlling the economy, as the old left believed, but on empowering people, or something.

Accordingly, mechanics concentrates not on motion as such but on the change in the state of motion of an object that results from the net force acting upon it.

He concentrated not on physiological mechanisms but on mechanisms within Mozart's music.

Still, there is much here to reward concentrated, not casual, listening.

The only coherent answer is to concentrate not on structure but resources.

But we have concentrated not on our rancor but on our children.

The authors concentrate not on the subject of the rumour, but its "belief certainty".