Sentence examples for find a focal point from inspiring English sources

Find a focal point, or drishti, on the ground, a few inches in front of your hands.

Never look straight at an audience member or the Director, try to find a focal point right above the audience or director's head.

Generally, this will be the piece of your outfit that you start with, but you can also pick some basics and then find a focal point to go with them.

Even before Mr. Lamont entered the primary race that he would eventually win, the anger directed at Senator Lieberman over his support for the Iraq war and the Bush administration had found a focal point, and a forum, on the Web, among the bloggers and activists who call themselves Netroots.

Australia's pride of nationhood has long found a focal point in the sense of the former colony having evolved its own distinctively rugged culture — and of besting the old colonial masters at a game, cricket, that English traditionalists have cast as an expression, in its measured rhythms and its emphasis on gentlemanly "fair play," of much that is best about the Mother Country.

This latest self-described human error also comes as the paper finds itself a focal point in President's Trump's war on so-called "fake news," repeatedly calling out "the failing New York Times" by name on Twitter.

The east London town has found itself a focal point of the referendum, following a YouGov poll released in February of declaring it the most Euroskeptic part of the country.

The east London town has found itself a focal point of the referendum, following a YouGov poll released in February of declaring it the most Eurosceptic part of the country.

While the largest demonstrations have taken place in the capital, Cairo, and the most chaos Thursday was to be found in Suez, Alexandria has been a focal point for past protests.

The pressures found a renewed focal point on Monday when clashes broke out between government forces and a dense crowd of protesters in the Souq al-Juma neighborhood of Tripoli.

But it wasn't until a series of tragedies occurred in the 1940s that the general American tradition of maritime ghost stories found a resonant focal point in the Bermuda Triangle.