Sentence examples for everyday focus from inspiring English sources

A girl on the No 13 bus, a Belfast train, the M62, a backstreet pub where "a dog sips a pint" – despite their often everyday focus, there's an ingenuity and energetic restlessness evident in David Wheatley's poems.

The company declined to discuss Weaver's lawsuit and said in a statement that "our everyday focus and priority is to keep residents safe".

3) Practice Kaizen (Japanese for "small improvement" and "better") everyday focusing on getting a little bit better with the belief that over time outcomes become significant.

Here, the Cheneys argue, "Ignore her everyday tolerance, focus on her explicit statements of ignorance and hatred".

Counter-intuitively to the "do-er" that I am, this meant using stillness everyday to focus and determine what actions would yield game-changing results.

But a real rainbow, an actual prismatic one hovering live like a color ghost in the sky still has the ability to jolt us from the everyday, to focus our scattered attention spans, to slide into reverie.

Taking breaks and time off can be good for your productivity, giving you time to pull back from the minutia of the everyday to focus on more big picture thinking.

I am now committed to taking some time everyday to focus on my goals and intentions to create peace in my own life and to help support people in my life to do the same.

The different methods brought together within the overall framework of the participant observation included observation of and participation in public events and everyday situations, focus group discussions, in-depth interviews, fieldwork conversations, and case studies (biographical and event-based).

Overall, we found that people – especially once located in communities of interest – had a lot on their minds that isn't adequately covered in everyday campaign-focused news.

Everyday Negotiation focuses on the balance between the power of advocacy, promoting your interests effectively and the promise of connection building a collaborative relationship.