Sentence examples for found his focus from inspiring English sources

By the 1983 album, "Filth," Gira had found his focus and one of his muses, the guitarist Norman Westberg.

As his involvement with Appleseed deepened, Jackson found his focus shifting to what he could accomplish within the present system.

He missed this tournament and never found his focus, failing to win a title that year and falling out of the top 10 in the world rankings.

By writing and working through, Capote, the spiritual waif as a child with no real fixed address, found his focus, or perhaps, mission: to articulate all that which his circumstances and society had hitherto not described, especially transience, and those moments of heterosexual love or closeted, silent homoeroticism, that sealed people off, one from the other.

Within a few days, to the universal relief of his fellow-citizens, he seemed to find his focus.

A man whose thoughts used to sweep forward toward the turn of the century, when he envisioned a new Republican majority led by voters of his own baby boom generation, now finds his focus circumscribed to the day in April when he will complete his course of 33 treatments of radiation.

But while Mourinho's ire had only increased after the final whistle on that occasion, a second-half comeback that almost rescued a point seemed to help his successor find his focus once more, even if the manner in which Chelsea had imploded after the England defender was sent off in the 14th minute for his studs-up challenge on Defour will be of great concern for Conte.

And he loses the game before he finds his focus – there's a brilliant rally at 30-40, which Gulbis nearly won once and actually won once, with an excellent Djokovic fightback in between, but a wild double fault sets up a second break point – saved with a strong first serve and fine forehand into the corner – and a flimsy backhand sets up another, which Djokovic finally takes.

Tiredness goes out the window and he finds his focus again.

Taylor had found his research focus: studying how changes made to folic acid could transform it from a growth-promoting compound to a growth-inhibiting compound — with the potential to kill cancer cells.

But his zealotry clearly hurt him, not only with Latinos voters, but with swing voters who found his obsessive focus on illegal immigration off-putting.