Sentence examples for focus with which from inspiring English sources

In other cases, businesses are shedding ambitious plans and renewing the narrow focus with which they began operations.

Mr. Bush needs to approach the Iraq peace with the same single-minded focus with which he approached the war.

The intense focus with which Mr. Neeson and Ms. Linney embody their characters -- and the connections they forge between them -- makes the Proctors' relationship, more than ever, the moral and emotional touchstone in "The Crucible".

Now, as I stood beside the bed, watching the lump that was my almost-stepson, his shoulders rising and falling, Blankie clutched to his chest, I recalled the focus with which he had listened to my pitiful attempt at a story, how he had asked questions as the story progressed and had remembered details I had already forgotten.

In my translation, Gregor is transformed into "some sort of monstrous insect" with "some sort of" added to blur the borders of the somewhat too specific "insect"; I think Kafka wanted us to see Gregor's new body and condition with the same hazy focus with which Gregor himself discovers them.

We watch the extraordinary surplus strength of young men carried away, twisting in the air and kicking out at the glass with both feet, smashing through; watch the tornado energy, the ferocious focus, with which they set about hacking into the closed shops.

Klarman noted that there are pronounced differences between secular and ecclesiastical courts, but said that "even Church courts can produce focussed decisions with which people can agree or disagree".

Of the various types of ocean energy (wave, tidal, offshore wind, salinity gradient and thermal gradient), this paper is focused on technologies with which to harness the energy from ocean currents.

As shown in Figure S1, sometimes individual telomeres can form small foci with PML, which are much fainter than APBs.

While its contemporaries focus on new ways with which to shock and excite on screen, Respawn makes the simple act of playing feel superlative.

So while he was a resolutely common man, he also used the intellectual position of the common man approach to focus the dry humour with which he presented his position.