Sentence examples for focussed too much from inspiring English sources
And, for some on the left, the success of Trump-style populism suggested that liberals had focussed too much of their energy on multiculturalism and identity.
Journalists have transmitted the warnings of scientists, but they have sometime focussed too much on the mini-controversies and the unimportant disagreements and not enough on the big picture.
Annie Leonard, co-director of the Story of Stuff Project, spoke of how there needs to be a move away from consumer action to citizen action, suggesting that people had focussed too much on trying to change their own personal habits, rather than the system.
In January, the Times dismissed a new play about Frank Lloyd Wright as a "dreary drama" that focussed too much on Wright's tirades against contractors, a subject that, however easy it may be for people to identify with, doesn't make for stirring theatre.
Whereas traditional comparative research is said to have failed because it focussed too much on a 'law as rules'-approach, and gave insufficient attention to the context (Örücü, 2007, p. 45), more recently culture and diversity have become a central concern of comparative research (Monateri, 2012, p. 9).
For example, some male as well as female GP registrars were of the opinion that the teacher occasionally focussed too much on the backlog of women.
