Sentence examples for focus writing from inspiring English sources

She specializes in what she calls "tight focus" writing.

Meanwhile, the press corps seemed uninterested in any sustained anti-Obama focus, writing more about the history he was making rather than the political corners he might be cutting.

In truth, he usually makes his music with a sonic focus: writing placeholder raps in gibberish, playing the instruments on his demos, turning ideas into written drafts only after inspiration has struck.

Battelle notes that he stepped back from a day-to-day role at FM (he was still involved as chairman) to focus writing a book and running conferences like the Web 2.0 Summit.

As our digital world expands our options for news based on focus, writing style, perspective and design, publishers are faced with the balancing act of maintaining our reputation as a trusted news source, while developing new incentives in order to engage their readership.

The Charlotte Observer recently editorialized on the state's distorted regulatory focus, writing that the disaster in Flint is "a cautionary tale for public officials and the citizens they serve" and that it should "resonate in states like North Carolina, where the regulatory focus has too often shifted away from protecting residents to accommodating business and industry".

Over the summer, she would study the names of Northeastern birds in her Audubon books and, with utter focus, write a list of the ones she'd seen.

"Unfortunately, the ongoing government investigation presents significant challenges to maintaining our collective focus," wrote Mr. Ganek in a letter to his investors.

"The mechanisms of the funding are pretty much the same, independent of product," Mr. Ransbury of Cardiac Focus, wrote in an e-mail the day after the dinner.

"Distractions are the enemy of focus," wrote Goleman in his post, The Two Biggest Distractions — And What To Do About Them.

"You're a pioneer and a hero, at least among this forum," Focus wrote.