Sentence examples for focus calls from inspiring English sources

The controversy over "Auto Focus" calls to mind the debate last year over "A Beautiful Mind," the Oscar-winning film about the mathematician John Nash.

This focus calls attention to the archaeology of past and present life, stimulating private thoughts that often lead the viewer to wider cultural observations.

For example, the union might focus calls and mailings on people who buy top-shelf brands of toilet paper or other products, which typically suggest that a person has a higher income and is more likely to vote.

I was just about to begin one of my bi-weekly Hour of Focus calls and given the nature of the call I chose in the moment to reply to the email with a simple -- please reconsider.

The weekly newsmagazine Focus called the downgrade "a public humiliation".

The intense mental focus called for came as a huge surprise to an intellectual like me.

The statutory organisation Consumer Focus called PPI "an embarrassment for our high-street banks".

Transport Focus called for more investment to increase space for passengers.

In writing the story of Zora and Franklin, she alternated the focus, calling upon them to alternate as narrator.

The ability of the lens to adjust from a distant to a near focus, called accommodation, gradually declines with age (a condition called presbyopia), often requiring correction.

He'd shrug off the backhanded compliment with a wisecrack, then he would shift the focus, calling me my nickname (Doozy) or serenading me ("Isn't She Lovely?").