Sentence examples for focused somewhat from inspiring English sources
In Chuck Hagel's Senate confirmation hearings the questions focused somewhat obsessively on Iran and Israel, as if North Korea was a contained threat.
His first campaign for the Senate, in 2004, focused somewhat on social issues, like his opposition to gay rights and embryonic stem cell research.
Figure 3 demonstrates the wide disparity between the number of articles reviewed for the purpose of this paper and the percentage that focused somewhat on IB.
With just 22 works, "Diana Thater: The Sympathetic Imagination" is tightly focused, somewhat austere but nevertheless stunning.
The man who had discovered the face at the window cleared his throat, his eyes focussed somewhat rigidly on the window.
Indeed, if francophone bandes dessinées usually tell vaguely colonialist stories of derring-do, and Japanese manga tend to focus somewhat creepily on sexualised children and surreal adventures, Americans, who are not generally known for their melancholy, use their graphic novels to tell sad stories.
Backstory is another new tool from About.me that focuses somewhat on the professional side of the platform.
In this paper, we focus somewhat informally on the conceptual basis for analysis of trust in the cloud; we do not at this time address mathematical modeling, which would involve many more precise details, formal languages, and specific use cases.
The debates and concerns that have been raised in this area have tended to focus somewhat narrowly on the differences between specific disciplines [ 10- 12].
We agree with the recent commentary of Gonçalves-Pereira and Oliveira refuting a 'one size fits all' paradigm of antibiotic dosing in patients subjected to extracorporeal circulation [ 1] but want to focus somewhat further on meropenem pharmacokinetics (PK).
Although most experimental and numerical investigations have mainly focused on somewhat simplified geometries, investigation of the flow field of true anatomic configurations is necessary for a true understanding.
