Sentence examples for focus often from inspiring English sources

Honesty, directness and focus often elude high art.

That focus often means that portfolio companies become takeover targets.

Yet his focus often seems two-tone rather than multicoloured.

That's where documentarians differ from narrative filmmakers, whose focus often must remain on the audience first.

But once again, Mr. Green is credited for bringing health care issues into focus, often before other public officials.

But the playing was admirably refined, the textures detailed yet sensuous, the clarity and focus often exceptional.

He was focussed — often working through the night — and he was scrappy.

In person, her material focuses often on her family, and tends toward surreal narratives.

His tone was tightly focused, often sweet (but well short of cloying), and his sense of pace was impeccable.

The best of the works for saxophone and piano was "Kaddish," a focused, often melismatic meditation that drew considerable power from Mr. Houlik's rich tone.

In her questioning of the potential jurors, Judge Raggi focused often on how much they remembered from news accounts of the case.