Sentence examples for focus suggest from inspiring English sources

Utopia, after all, is another name for the impossible, and the brutal economic pressures weighing on the two families whose labor is the film's focus suggest that the kind of simple, ancient, dignified life they want to lead may not be sustainable.

Does the lack of focus suggest the candidates don't consider K-12 education as important as addressing terrorism, immigration, the economy?

"Auto Focus' suggests that Patti slept around," says Lee Blackman, Patti's lawyer.

This double focus suggests an abandonment of the class-warfare melodrama that was so strong in "The Jungle".

It does, however, present a "counternarrative" by changing the focus, suggesting the attacks to be unnecessary militarily.

Sept. 11 changed everything, and last week those changes came into sharper focus, suggesting that any comprehensive rethinking of the right to privacy will have to wait.

The dating clearly refutes the popular ammunition-belt and concrete-mixer theories, Mr. Shapiro said, while the Kentucky focus suggests a probable "backwoods provenance".

But its focus suggests he could be made a part of the defense's strategy, which could cause him some political discomfort.

With each new plate, his meticulous focus suggested that, in another life, Mr. Mullen might have made a fine Jesuit priest.

The explosion of FinTech as a subject of media focus suggests that a collection of knowledge is highly required and should not be limited to technological aspects.

While portions of the discussion were enlightening, if not helpful, there's one major component that continues to stick in my craw: consistently their focus suggests any shared custody law would result in more domestic abuse.