Sentence examples for focus quite from inspiring English sources

He added: "We now focus quite a bit on aspirations and dreams".

I attended all the rehearsals and then my daughter was born, which split my focus quite a lot.

Gradually, his unsettling face comes into focus – quite a visual coup from Mendes and his cinematographer, Roger Deakins.

There are risks in getting designers to focus, quite literally, on the nuts and bolts of current products, rather than on the disruptive technologies that can supersede them.

Perhaps, in a perfect world, a guy who got in trouble for jetting off to assignations on the taxpayers' dime would not focus quite so much on travel metaphors.

"With all respect to Everton, working with Manchester City and the level he has to get to there [to be a success]: you don't realise but Guardiola does focus quite a lot on defending.

Our English teacher focuses quite a lot on language and using newspapers for research.

The camera focuses quite steadily upon her efforts to draw down the skirt.

No, this week the fashion world is focusing quite simply on who is wearing what.

"The prime minister will be focusing quite heavily on the Visegrád group over the next two weeks," one Whitehall source.

Delegates to this week's World Assembly on Aging are focusing, quite rightly, on the need to reduce the overwhelming poverty that is the main threat to older people in developing nations.