Sentence examples for focus outward from inspiring English sources

She said that after reviewing the business, she planned to turn Yahoo's focus outward.

And as the horns blared an Afrobeat fanfare, Jay-Z turned the focus outward.

"It will mean our party focuses inward – at the very time our country most needs us to focus outward".

She said her group had persuaded women to express themselves by urging them to shift the focus "away from oneself — 'do I know enough, am I bragging?' — and turn the focus outward, thinking about the value of your knowledge".

He says he wants to make another Audion album, but not in between other things ("I'm not going to treat techno as this bastard little child that I tend to now and then"), and that he wants to turn his lyrical focus outward: "My life is what I sing about, but it is admittedly very, very narcissistic.

"Women are more likely to create the sex starvation in the marriage because they focus outward to helping others and do not take care of their own emotional and sexual life.

But for the tide to turn, the Hawaiian music industry needs something like another reclamation, but one that focuses outward, and puts old misperceptions aside.

"The reality is the pope sees himself as a bridge builder, and is much less focused on the administrative side, which he gives over to other people, than he is focused outward on all these trips.

And when I've talked to the people protesting the senior citizens and middle schoolers and parents with their sleeping infants strapped snugly to their chests their attention is focussed outward.

Wiig manages to be a scene-stealer whose attention seems focused outward, on the small-time weirdos of the world whose mannerisms she adopts and then builds on, finding their humanity and their specificity.

You're suddenly interested and focused outward.